Local Wildlife News is produced by the Greenways Project to help promote the huge amount of excellent events and activities going on in and around Ipswich.
Click on the cover image to download a pdf copy.
You can also collect a hard copy of the magazine, free of charge, from Holywells Park or Christchurch Park visitor centres, or the Tourist Information Centre and most libraries.
Local Wildlife News is produced by the Greenways Project to help promote the huge amount of excellent events and activities going on in and around Ipswich.
Click on the cover image to download a pdf copy.
You can also collect a hard copy of the magazine, free of charge, from Holywells Park or Christchurch Park visitor centres, or the Tourist Information Centre and most libraries.
Local Wildlife News is produced by the Greenways Project to help promote the huge amount of excellent events and activities going on in and around Ipswich.
Click on the cover image to download a pdf copy.
You can also collect a hard copy of the magazine, free of charge, from Holywells Park or Christchurch Park visitor centres, or the Tourist Information Centre and most libraries.
Local Wildlife News is produced by the Greenways Project to help promote the huge amount of excellent events and activities going on in and around Ipswich.
Click on the cover image to download a pdf copy.
You can also collect a hard copy of the magazine, free of charge, from Holywells Park or Christchurch Park visitor centres, or the Tourist Information Centre and most libraries.
Summer edition of Local Wildlife News magazine is now available!
Local Wildlife News is produced by the Greenways Project to help promote the huge amount of excellent events and activities going on in and around Ipswich.
Click on the cover image to download a pdf copy.
You can also collect a hard copy of the magazine, free of charge, from Holywells Park or Christchurch Park visitor centres, or the Tourist Information Centre and most libraries.
Check out the superb feature by John Grant in the East Anglian Daily Times published June 17th 2017.
Note: click on the image to view it larger
Here is a pair of Grass Snakes seen basking early this morning in Landseer Park by David Dowding from the IBC Wildlife Team. These reptiles are clearly benefiting from the recently created ponds, which supply them with a ready source of amphibian food (newts, fogs & toads).
And a video clip of one deciding it was time to leave…
The site is under construction but will evolve into something special over the coming months, so please come back soon.
In the meantime why not check out the Ipswich Wildlife Network leaflet and find out how you can get involved in helping make Ipswich wild!