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Suffolk's boardwalk empire

Rating: 2

March 23rd 2012

David Falk of discover Suffolk takes to the platforms across Westwood Marshes to wonder at ther wildlife near Walberswick

Discover Suffolk: On a winning streak on the Waveney Fens

Rating: 3

March 22nd 2012

Suffolk’s marshlands make for fascinating wildlife encounters on many levels. Lindsay Want and David Falk, Manager of Suffolk County Council’s countryside access project, Discover Suffolk get out and about on the north Suffolk border

Take your Suffolk wildlife watching to another level

Rating: 3

March 22nd 2012

Lindsay Want has some advice for getting the most from a day in the wilds

Animal Magic - Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka

Rating: 3

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July 11th 2011

Flatulent bubble baths, splashes and showers: Karen Bowerman watches a herd of seventy elephants enjoy bath time at Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka...

Animal Magic - Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka

Rating: 3

Web Exclusive

July 11th 2011

Flatulent bubble baths, splashes and showers: Karen Bowerman watches a herd of seventy elephants enjoy bath time at Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage, Sri Lanka...

Enjoy a splash of local colour in Suffolk's wetlands

Rating: 2

May 23rd 2011

Some of Suffolk's wetlands weave in and out of our industrial heritage. David Falk, manager of Discover Suffolk, buffs up his binoculars for a closer look and reveals some surprises

Suffolk's spring greens

Rating: 2

February 21st 2011

With winter still crunching under his walking boots, Suffolk County Council’s countryside manager, David Falk, heads down to the water to discover refreshing spring treats with a difference

Which bird tops the festive pecking order?

Rating: 3

December 16th 2010

Which bird do we most associate with Christmas? Putting aside the luckless turkey, it’s the robin, pheasant and partridge who tend to feature on greeting cards and all are very much part of our countryside. John Grant argues the case

Naturewatch: November

Rating: 2

November 11th 2010

Moving in, moving out or simply settling down, Suffolk’s wildlife is now preparing for the challenge of winter, as John Grant explains

Naturewatch: October

Rating: 2

October 18th 2010

October. The very thought of it thrills Suffolk’s birdwatching community. An impassioned John Grant explains why

Naturewatch: September

Rating: 3

September 23rd 2010

Suffolk’s summer is now but a fast-fading memory though the autumn migration season is a more than adequate replacement - and it’s sure to get the birdwatcher’s pulses racing says John Grant

Naturewatch: August

Rating: 2

August 17th 2010

It’s still holiday time and our purple heaths and shimmering beaches are looking resplendent, but summer hasn’t got long to go. John Grant tells us what to look out for in our countryside before autumn sets in

Naturewatch Suffolk: July

Rating: 3

July 30th 2010

While sun-seekers flock to Suffolk’s beaches, some birds are preparing for the long haul south, as John Grant reports

Naturewatch: June

Rating: 3

July 19th 2010

The moon in June sheds subtle light on a wealth of nocturnal wildlife wonders. John Grant urges you to go out on the prowl

Suffolk's best birdwatching

Rating: 3

June 25th 2010

More than 400 species of bird have been recorded in Suffolk and looking out for them is a rewarding and fascinating pastime. John Grant has some advice for the birdwatching beginner

Wings and preyers at Stonham Barns

Rating: 3

June 24th 2010

If you’re looking for a day out with a difference, where it doesn’t matter if the sun shines or not, visit the magnificent birds of prey who reside at Stonham Barns, says Mark Tripp

Park life down on the Orwell

Rating: 2

June 14th 2010

A rural oasis close to the heart of Ipswich, Orwell Country Park is perhaps not as well known as it deserves to be, says Cathy Brown

Heathland heaven

Rating: 3

June 10th 2010

Richard Gilbert of the National Trust on managing Dunwich Heath

Bursting into life, the Suffolk countryside in May

Rating: 2

May 27th 2010

The arrival of May is traditionally marked across the northern hemisphere with celebration. Winter, after all, is now behind us, and John Grant finds plenty to rejoice about in the Suffolk countryside

Suffolk photographer David Hermon goes where the wild things are

Rating: 3

February 23rd 2010

Looking at these remarkable pictures, it's hard to believe that David Hermon took up wildlife photography just five years ago. John Grant reports