Environment

Seen a Butterfly? LET US KNOW

Rating: 3

April 12th 2011

This summer the charity Butterfly Conservation is hoping to encourage as many people as possible to take part in what it hopes will be the world’s largest-ever butterfly count.

National Trust aims to reap what it sows in Suffolk

Rating: 2

March 23rd 2011

Running a commercial farm and a visitor attraction certainly has its challenges, but Richard Morris, loves it. We go ‘behind the scenes’ to find out what it’s like to be a National Trust farm manager.

Who cares for our Suffolk countryside?

Rating: 2

February 21st 2011

The good news is that there is a whole host of groups and organisations out there whose sole aim is ensuring a bright future for Suffolk and its wildlife habitats. David Green explains the set up

Ten top tips for greening the way you live and saving money

Rating: 2

February 21st 2011

There’s no need to adopt a hair shirt approach to leading a greener existence. With a bit of planning it’s possible to be eco-friendly and still enjoy life’s little luxuries, says David Green

Branching out into self sufficiency in Suffolk

Rating: 3

February 21st 2011

Claire Graves asks, just how green is the National Trust?

Lovely and crunchy underfoot in Suffolk

Rating: 2

January 26th 2011

David Falk, countryside manager at Suffolk County Council, dons his thermals to go metaphorically ferretting about the warrens and heathlands near Mildenhall – some of Suffolk’s most prized open access land