Norfolk Wildlife Trust was established in 1926, the oldest of a national network of 47 Wildlife Trusts working to protect and enhance our wildlife and wild places. We care for over 50 nature reserves and other protected sites around the county including ten kilometres of coastline, nine Norfolk broads, nine National Nature Reserves and five ancient woodlands. We have a positive influence over a great deal of the Norfolk countryside through our planning and advisory functions.

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	Magical Meadows a blooming success! A year after Norfolk Wildlife Trust found nearly 70% of Norfolk’s grassland County Wildlife Sites were in poor or declining condition, NWT is excited to report a marked improvement. As part of NWT’s continuing initiative to protect the county’s meadows, four free information sheets are now available.
	Investors in Wildlife enjoy Summer Event This year's Summer Event for NWT Corporate Members was held at NWT Cley Marshes visitor centre. Guests explored the nature reserve, learned more about NWT’s work and enjoyed stunning views of marsh harrier.
	Competition to name NWTs new Broads boats! Norfolk Wildlife Trust has raised the £75,000 needed to replace its two Broads education trip boats after being unable to run trips for two years. We are now opening a competition to name the two electric powered boats ready for their launch in the summer...
	NWT Weeting Heath Summer Diary Find out from our Summer Warden what is happening at NWT Weeting Heath, with the stone curlews and other Breckland wildlife. Keep checking back - we will continue to get updates from him!

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