Occasional lectures. Enquire about attendance.

'Regular indoor meetings are held at Martlesham Heath and Bury St Edmunds with practical apiary meetings, social gatherings and events at other locations in the county during the year.'

Access to Programmes of the Society's Groups.

'The purpose of the Suffolk Local History Council is to encourage and support the study of local history and to act as an umbrella organisation for groups and individuals with similar interests in the county of Suffolk ... Our activities include: * Producing a twice yearly Calendar of Events listing lectures, courses and exhibitions of interest to local historians; * A yearly lecture on a topic of recent historical research given at our AGM held each November; * A local history conference featuring talks and presentations of recent historical research.'

'A group of people with a common interest in natural history: ~ animals, plants and geology, the Suffolk countryside and the environment generally. Our members range from beginners to expert amateurs and wildlife professionals ... We publish popular and scientific works on the natural history of Suffolk, hold members meetings and organise a biennial conference.'

‘One of Suffolk Wildlife Trust's great strengths is our network of community volunteers who represent us in their part of Suffolk and co-ordinate our local Wildlife Groups. The groups organise a wide range of wildlife and fundraising activities at community venues and local wildlife sites all year round, to celebrate Suffolk's wildlife and countryside and encourage more support for the Trust ... With our network of nature reserves and learning centres, the Trust's commitment to learning in nature is unparalleled in Suffolk. Our team of wild learning officers are dedicated to finding new and exciting ways to enthuse children and young people and nurture their interest in the natural world.‘