In 2020 Julie Brooks put aside her pencils and turned instead to big canvasses and acrylic paints. This is an exhibition of remembered and imagined landscapes, many reminiscent of the North Norfolk Coast.  

Do you have a scythe, but are not sure how to maintain it? This workshop will show you how to sharpen the blade and how to peen it, as well as refreshing your memory on how to set it up and use it to give the most effective cut.Wilder Community Workshops This workshop is part of a programme specially designed to support individuals, communities and groups acting for nature ...

Come and join us for moth trap opening every Saturday at 10am. Experts will be on hand to show you many different species and share their knowledge. This is a great opportunity for both those wishing to learn commoner species or those wishing to scarcer Breckland specialities.

May is the main influx of migratory breeding birds into the UK and bird song extends throughout the day. Accompany Carl Chapman around Cley marshes, listening to bird song and learning how to use it as an aid to identification. Prior to the walk is an illustrated presentation of the birds we are likely to see in the afternoon.   

Join us as we open our moth traps and be amazed by the variety, beauty and extraordinary markings of the moths that live on the reserve.

Help us to clean up our shore to benefit coastal wildlife. There is always lots of exciting wildlife and often mysterious marine objects are to be found along the shore too. In the event of adverse weather please contact the visitor centre in advance to check for cancellations. All equipment provided.