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SUFFOLK  FLORA  PRESERVATION  TRUST

 
Charity reg. no. 802804

The Suffolk Flora Preservation Trust is an entirely volunteer-run conservation Charity, guided by the wishes of the late Francis Simpson.  The Trust’s mission is to purchase land to “permanently preserve for the benefit of the public generally, especially the inhabitants of the county of Suffolk, sites of beauty or historical or ecological interest or scientific importance and in particular the natural flora of the county of Suffolk”.

The Trust relies solely on the  hard work and dedication of local volunteers to function — flora enthusiasts, writers, photographers, artists, scientific recorders, conservationists, Druids and archaeology specialists.

The Trust owns two wild Reserves — Simpson’s Fromus Valley near Kelsale (Saxmundham) and Orchid Glade near Hasketon (Woodbridge).  Marvel at Fromus Valley's fascinating medieval history.  Read in our Blog how both Reserves are now left free to develop throughout the year, and see our Visuals (photos and videos) of their flora and fauna, or check the detailed Species Lists, produced by knowledgable experts in those subjects.  Read about our Founder, the inspiring Francis Simpson, and the Trust's origins — then get involved yourself through volunteering or Guardianship (membership)!

FIND OUT ABOUT ANY UPCOMING OPEN DAYS HERE.

To provide protection to sensitive flora, the gates to both Reserves are normally locked, and the Reserves are closed to unauthorised visitors.  Each site is open two or three mornings a year when members of the public are welcome. 

☞  For directions to our Reserves and for more information about visiting them,
please  see our Open Days page.

Landfill Communities Fund: The Trust is registered with ENTRUST as an Environmental Body (EB) no. 954110.
 

SFPT is therefore eligible to liaise with any Landfill Tax payer for
grants under the Landfill Communities Fund.
Trustees will be receptive to any offers through this highly successful and mutually supportive scheme.