Walk

Join Nick Acheson, NWT Ambassador, on a morning walk to listen for birdsong. It might not quite be a dawn chorus but there will still be lots to see and hear as we explore Sweet Briar Marshes. Maximum walk length1.5 miles. Uneven under foot.Discover NWT Sweet Briar Marshes To find out more about Sweet Briar Marshes and to join our keep informed mailing list visit www.norfo...

Come and join our volunteer Zelda on a guided walk around the stunning Sparham Pools, looking for signs of spring among its flora and fauna along the way. This is a leisurely walk around this beautiful man-made freshwater habitat in the Wensum valley. Catch a glimpse of a Banded Demoiselle, spot a Great Crested Grebe and admire an island of water lilies. This is an informal...

Join Wymondham Nature Group for an early morning birdwatch around Toll's Meadow. Level 1 walk, easy conditions, normal footwear appropriate

Clare Tough and Anne Mason will guide a walk at Lynford Arboretum, a scientific collection of trees and will explain their significance as well as highlight heritage features and habitats, the site is especially beautiful in the spring.

So you want to find out more about birds and how to identify them, but are not too sure where to start? Join for this morning session to get some top tips on how to recognise birds through shape, size, song and colour. By the end of morning we hope you will leave feeling more confident to delve into the amazing world of bird watching. Includes an indoor presentation and the...

Our guide will lead you on a circular walk, exploring the  different habitats of the reserve. You will discover the variety of wildflowers that we have on site.  (Walking will include some uneven ground and could be up to a distance of 2.5 miles)

A wander around NWT Holme Dunes looking for interesting flowers, plants and butterflies seen along the way. It will include orchids in season. Please wear sturdy footwear.

A circular walk of the reserve in the company of the reserve warden. Hear about the history of NWT Hickling Broad reserve and how it has changed over time, discover what life is like as a warden in this unique and beautiful environment of the Norfolk Broads. (Walking will include some uneven ground, up to a distance of 3 miles.)  

Call notes and songs are often the best way to recognise birds. Join David North on a walk through Cley's varied habitats and discover how to tell a singing reed warbler from a sedge warbler. Listen to the wild voices of lapwings and redshanks and enjoy a world of bird sounds on a walk around Cley Marshes.  Walk length approx 3.5 miles including 1 mile along shingle.

Help us clean up our shore to benefit coastal wildlife. There is always lots of exciting wildlife, and we often find mysterious marine objects along the shore too. In the event of adverse weather please contact the visitor centre in advance to check for cancellations. All equipment provided. Meet at the Cley beach car park.