The 2018 book in the adult education series published by the Suffolk Flora Preservation Trust includes four poems about aquatic features and watery wildlife of the Trust’s reserves.
This post in the seasonal diary gives you all the details.
2018 OPEN DAYS
Sunday 15th April Fromus 10.00 – 13.00
Saturday 16th June Fromus 10.00-13.00
Sunday 17th June Orchid Glade 10.00-13.00
12th August Orchid Glade 10.00 – 13.00
Saturday 29th September Fromus 10.00-13.00
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 currently owns two wild reserves: “Orchid Glade” near Hasketon and “Simpson’s Fromus Valley” near Kelsale. Visit the pages on this site to find out about Francis Simpson and the origins of the trust, more about our two reserves, read our seasonal diary to find out how the reserves develop through the year, look at a slideshow of images of flora and fauna from the reserves or check the species sighted lists, explore the fascinating history of the Simpson’s Fromus Valley site and, finally, get involved yourself through volunteering or guardianship.
For directions to the Reserves, please see the Reserve Access Policy here
