Natural England - East of England
East of England
The region covers Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.
For more about our work in the East of England click on the links on the left.
Regional news
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Environmental Stewardship tour launches in Norfolk and Hertfordshire
(26 August 2010) Natural England's Farm Advice Unit will be touring the East of England with a series of free events offering land managers to chance to view first-hand the benefits of Environmental Stewardship and speak to advisors and farmers about the scheme.
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In focus for photographic adventure
(17 August 2010) A group of 16 intrepid explorers got into focus and took part in a photographic adventure tour in a picturesque Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB) in Suffolk.
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Guests check-in to Cambridgeshire’s newest hotel
(13 August 2010) Making sure your guests feel at home and catering to their needs is key to running any successful hotel - even when your guests are of the feathered variety.
Regional features
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Starlets get new home on north Norfolk coast
(31 July 2010) The nationally protected starlet sea anemone population at the Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s (NWT’s) Cley Marshes were relocated earlier this month by Natural England to another part of the coastal nature reserve, in a bid to protect it from potential local extinctions.
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Events on East of England NNRs in 2010
(1 April 2010) Entry to the reserves is free. More about East of England National Nature Reserves
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(4 March 2010)
Woodwalton Fen and Holme Fen National Nature Reserves are the final remnants of the last great East Anglian wetland, which was drained in the mid-19th century.
