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🐸Why did the toad cross the road? To reach it’s ancestral mating ground! Known to travel miles back to the same location to breed each year, the toad migration will be noticeable this month. They travel regardless of obstacles so keep a careful watch when driving or walking.

Bring the whole family along on the #HedgehogWalk 🦔 It’s a chance to spend time in nature together, learn about wildlife and enjoy some outdoor fun whilst raising vital funds. With @Aardman and Timmy Time by your side every step is an adventure! 👇wildlifetrusts.org/hedgehog-walk

Our volunteers are wildlife heroes! Whether surveying species, helping with our events, working with us in our centres and so much more - the hours donated by our volunteers are vital for Suffolk's wildlife. You can help Suffolk's wildlife thrive too: suffolkwildlifetrust.org/volunteering-o…

🐝 A bee haven in the making! Our wardens at Lackford Lakes have been clearing and reshaping the bee bank. The bare, loose soil in the bank makes perfect habitat for ground-nesting solitary bees, which will be ramping up activity in the coming months.

Celebrating International Women's Day 💜 Whether it is through leading our conservation work, looking after nature reserves, delivering learning activities & organising fundraising and finance, Suffolk Wildlife Trust is an organisation made stronger by women. 📷by Hawk Honey

There's already a flurry of spring activity for birds on our reserves! At Trimley Marshes, our Warden Joe has recorded 5 pairs of lapwing displaying around the newly profiled island in the permanent lagoon. 📹 Joe Underwood

Nature can be the solution to some of our biggest challenges. Read about how our Landscape Recovery project in the Waveney Valley could help to reduce flood risks for local communities and farmers 👇 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… Thank you Vikki Irwin for sharing our story!

The Waveney and Little Ouse Recovery project is a trailblazer and should be used as a model for natural flood management nationwide. I have written to the Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs urging his department to maintain its support for the project. SuffolkWildlifeTrust

The first signs of spring migration for Dan, our Landscape Recovery Project Manager, is the arrival of kittiwakes in Lowestoft 🏙️ After spending the winter at sea, Kittiwakes are now back on their cliffsides and selected towns for breeding ow.ly/lSkJ50VmhrA

Did you know you can stay up to date with our work across various social media platforms. Follow us on : Bluesky & Instagram - @SuffolkWildlife Facebook - @SuffolkWildlifeTrust And stay up to date with our blogs and news on our website. Follow us 🦋bsky.app/profile/suffol…

March’s Wild News is live on the website! A great round up of our work across Suffolk. Did you know if you want to stay up to date on our work you can also find us on Bluesky, Instagram, Facebook and browse the News and Blogs section of our website. suffolkwildlifetrust.org/news/wild-news…

Our species of the month is the swallow (Hirundo rustica) These attractive migratory birds can be identified by their long forked tail, pale belly and red throat and face. It was once thought that these migratory birds hibernated in the winter at the bottom of ponds!

Did you see our Chief Executive Craig Bennett on Channel 4 News speaking about a critical risk facing nature? 📣 UK Government promised to protect nature – but new changes to the planning system threaten to do the opposite. More 👇 wildlifetrusts.org/news/planning-…

⚠️ Nature is at risk ⚠️ GOV.UK promised to protect nature. But it’s breaking that promise. Demand they scrap the part of the new Planning and Infrastructure Bill which threatens important wildlife protections.🗣️ Take action here wtru.st/3SkLinU #Planningbill

Demand the GOV.UK scrap the part of the new Planning and Infrastructure Bill which threatens important wildlife protections!! ✍️Take action here wtru.st/3SkLinU

⚠ LAST CHANCE to email to your MP 👇 action.wildlifetrusts.org/page/171483/ac… So far, nearly 1,000 people in #Suffolk have emailed their MP about the #UKGovernment's Planning & Infrastructure Bill. THANK YOU for speaking up for nature 💚

Marsh Harrier at sunset last week on petos marsh at Carlton marshes Suffolk Wildlife Trust North East Reserves SuffolkWildlifeTrust

Join our Farm Wildlife Advice team! 🌾 SWT Farm Wildlife Advice The team are looking for an Assistant Adviser to get involved with a project in north Suffolk, working with farmers to create wildlife habitats in the Waveney Valley. Find out more and apply today 👇 suffolkwildlifetrust.org/jobs/assistant…

PLEASE don't litter your cigarettes. Yesterday we found cigarettes discarded on one of our nature reserves. During the summer months, our reserves can become very dry, and a discarded cigarette could easily start a wildfire, causing devastating damage to wildlife and habitats.