our Sites |
We have two main sites at Dickleburgh and Earsham and many other Community Managed Sites. Dickleburgh Moor Nature Reserve is a 50-acre former glacial lake near Diss. Earsham Wetland Centre is a wildlife reserve home to native wildlife and rare breed farm animals.
|
two main sites and Community Managed Sites
Dickleburgh Moor Nature Reserve is a 50-acre former glacial lake near Diss. Earsham Wetland Centre is a wildlife reserve home to native wildlife and rare breed farm animals.
Dickleburgh Moor, DICKLEBURGHDickleburgh Moor
Dickleburgh Diss IP21 4NS |
EARSHAM WETLAND CENTREEarsham Wetland Centre
Old Harleston Road Earsham NR35 2AF Closed to the Public |
COMMUNITY MANAGED SITESWe have manage or assist with the following community spaces and wildlife sites using habitat management techniques.
|
Our sites at Dickleburgh Moor Nature Reserve is a 50-acre former glacial lake near Diss. Earsham Wetland Centre is a wildlife reserve home to native wildlife and rare breed farm animals.
Dickleburgh Moor
|
Earsham Wetlands CentreEarsham has been home to a collection of native wildlife and rare breed farm animals since 1976.
Our wildlife reserve is home to a wide variety of wild animals that live on the scrapes and amongst the wildflowers that surround the paddocks. Mallard, Gadwall, Shoveler, Teal and Shelduck can usually be found dabbling in the shallow lakes, being occasionally joined by Oystercatchers, Redshank, Curlew and Lapwing. Earsham Wetland Centre is closed to the public. It is open for special events and private educational visits (with prior booking).
Earsham Wetland Centre
(closed to the Public) Old Harleston Road Earsham NR35 2AF |