Last year we were told by a Bure Valley volunteer to protect our native bluebells from the Muntjac by covering the ground with cut...

If you are in London it is well worth a visit to the Soil Exhibition at Somerset House. https://www.somersethouse.org.uk/whats-on/soil We...

The moles obviously welcomed in the new year with much gusto. The mole hills are large and everywhere. Thanks to our latest volunteers...

We were surprised when we downloaded the wildlife cameras to see that it had snowed in November. The slub was created when we cleared the...

We sowed even more yellow rattle ready for a frost, which they need to germinate. We were very pleased with the results on the grass last...

The Broads Authority have granted us the right to keep the yurt on site for storage, research and shelter as long as the woodlands is...

We have had some lovely days and cooler nights as we come to the end of summer. We hired a large mower from Ben Burgess to cut back the...

Councillor Eleanor Laming District Member Comment Date: Tue 30 Jul 2024 Thank you for your letter notifying me of the submission of this...

We would so like to give public thanks to Councillor Eleanor Laming, who is still fighting our corner about the important biodiversity...

Many thanks to Owen Sennitt for his articles in the EDP highlighting our plight. Since your articles we have observed 31 people stopping...

While we are very disappointed about the dismissal of our appeal, it is all about Blackwater Carr so the work must go on. Jerry and Brian...

We recently had a table at the Postwick Plant Swap to showcase Blackwater Carr. One person, while looking at our list of supporters,...

Blackwater Carr told to remove yurt in Norfolk Broads The yurt at Blackwater Carr, which is at the centre of the dispute (Image: Broads...

The weather forecast for our open day, Saturday 27 April, was unpromising. At 71% chance of rain, I kept my umbrella with me. Our luck...

Blackwater Carr Open Day Saturday 27 April 2024 Have you wondered how Blackwater Carr and we coped with this winter’s storms and floods?...

Last week we were very excited to see our first butterflies of the season. A brimstone and we think a female orange tip. It is hard to be...

This weekend was very busy sorting the damage from the tough winter of storms and floods. The drive down to the gate had been washed...

Storms have continued unabated and we have been unable to access the woodlands since December. With great trepidation we went down last...

It started with Storm Babet in October and has continued on through the storms and high tides. We have had so many alerts from Floodline....