A bird watchers dream

Man made and natural fishing on display at the lakes. Photographs courtesy of Harleston's Photography

NYMA is involved in campaigns and projects to protect and enhance the biodiversity and landscape of the North York Moors – some are...

St Johns Church Harleston and St Marys Church in Redenhall form part of the Seven Churches association that make up the Benefice of...

At Weybread Sailing club we value the opportunity to access places like our lake for leisure, general well-being, being part of a fun...

The Harleston, Wortwell and District Angling Club owns and manages six well stocked fishing lakes in the Waveney Valley on the Norfolk...

A family run business offering a large range of refillable wholefood from dried fruit, pasta, nuts, herbs, spices and much, much more! We...

Swift Conservation has been working to save Swifts from extinction for some 20 years now. Working with the British Trust for Ornithology...

The Earth Society Foundation, New York, an international organisation promoting peace and care for the planet has awarded Harleston...

The Harold Dean Trust owns two and manages a third of the lakes, locally know as 'the Pits', on the boundary of Harleston and Weybread....

The Earth Society Foundation was established to provide a coordinating body which will create programs, policies and services aiding...

The Lower Derwent Valley National Nature Reserve (NNR) comprises a series of flood meadows, pastures and woodlands supporting a rich...

However, for many years I have also been very passionate about all things nature and especially birds. Over the last 25 years I have...

Some narrative

Children’s butterfly salute launches run-up to the completion of Harleston’s Town centre upgrading celebrations and supporting Nature...

A Call to Action. Our Town Council takes a lead Sir David Attenborough hit an environmental nail squarely on the head at the end of his...

The Lily of the Valley is the May birth Flower. According to the Rev Calpin in 'Flora of Harleston', written in 1888, the Lily of the...

A group of little egrets were captured at the nearby Ocean Lake. Photographs courtesy of Ian Carstairs

The Pocket Park was set up in the early 2000’s, with steps and a staithe on both sides of the river. Unfortunately it was not maintained...