Norfolk Tourist Guide - Articles

At Norfolk Wildlife Trust we’re committed to protecting and enhancing Norfolk’s wildlife and wild places, and we’ve been doing it for 80 years. We’re working towards a county where a high quality, sustainable environment for people and wildlife comes first; where the future of wildlife is secured through sympathetic management across large areas of land; and where people appreciate, understand and reconnect with their wildlife heritage.



To achieve this we
· own and care for over 40 nature reserves and protected sites (overseeing 3,500 hectares of wildlife habitat)


· have a significant influence over the rest of Norfolk through our input into the planning system and the advice we offer landowners



. engage people of all ages and backgrounds in their natural heritage through a wide range of learning opportunities









Norfolk wildlife Trust