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Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s Private Nature Reserve Network Passes 1,000 Hectares Milestone
More than 1,000 hectares of land across Suffolk are now being managed specifically for wildlife through Suffolk Wildlife Trust’s growing Private Nature Reserve network. The milestone has been reached thanks to the efforts of more than 200 private landowners who are working with the Trust to protect and restore habitats for nature outside of its
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Dedham Vale home to designated International DarkSky Community
Thorington Street, a hamlet in Southeast Suffolk and part of the Dedham Vale National Landscape, has officially been designated an International DarkSky Community by DarkSky International. It is an important achievement because it is the first such place in England and joins six others in the United Kingdom, three in Scotland: Orkney, Coll, and Moffatt,
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Ranger vacancy at Sudbury Common Lands Charity
Sudbury Common Lands Charity have a vacancy for a permanent, full-time Ranger. The Trustees of the Sudbury Common Lands Charity have managed the Common Lands in accordance with the Charity’s scheme since its formation in 1897. The Charity manages charity-owned land as well as land on behalf of local councils (see below) some of which
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Dark Skies: What’s it all about
The latest Dedham Vale Society will give you the opportunity to learn about the Dark Skies in the Dedham Vale! Hear from experts on why we need them and how the Dedham Vale Society is trying to implement awareness of the conservation of the night. Learn more about the successes they have had so far
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The Suffolk Tree Guard Recycling Hub is returning in May
Bring your plastic tree guards and shrub shelters to the hub in Framsden to be recycled for free. To reserve your space and collect bags, please email [email protected]. Please note: