Wildlife in Norwich
14 upcoming wildlife events
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Celebrating 100 years with Nick Acheson
📍 Cley Marshes Visitor Centre
£15.31 - £17.43
FREE—
Acorns
📍 Sheringham Park
FREECommunity flocks together to make Magpies' Meadow a wildlife hotspot
📍 Vehicle entrance (Paddock Road) to Bullock Fair Close
Upton Broad wildlife walk (17 October)
📍 Upton Broad and Marshes
Free - £4.67
Family Fungus Walk
📍 How Hill National Nature Reserve
£10.22 - £12.00
FREEThorpe Marriott Litter Pick 25.10.2026
📍 Thorpe Marriott Field
Wildlife filming for families at NWT Cley Marshes
📍 Cley Marshes Visitor Centre
£6.80 - £8.92
Halloween Nature Walk at Barton Broad
📍 Barton Boardwalk
£7.01
SOLD OUTNWT Sweet Briar Marshes: Practical conservation task (Adult event 20 Nov)
📍 BMX track, Sloughbottom Park
Sold out at source
FREECreative nature walks for all the family (10.30am)
📍 St Andrew's Hall
Nature in the city: a walk with Nick Acheson (1pm)
📍 St Andrew's Hall
£3.61 - £9.46
FREECreative nature walks for all the family (1pm)
📍 St Andrew's Hall
SOLD OUTNWT Sweet Briar Marshes: Practical conservation task (Adult event 18 Dec)
📍 BMX track, Sloughbottom Park
Sold out at source
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Wildlife in Norwich — Guide
Wildlife events in Norwich offer a unique blend of adventure and education, perfect for nature enthusiasts and families alike. These outdoor excursions often take you to beautiful natural settings such as parks, forests, and wildlife reserves, where guides share insights into local flora and fauna. You might spot deer, foxes, or even birds of prey, depending on the time of year.
Expect these events to be held in a variety of venues—dedicated walks & outdoors spaces, but also sometimes in open-air locations like greenbelts and nature reserves. They typically run throughout the warmer months, from spring through autumn, with regular sessions scheduled weekly or monthly. Each event is designed to provide an engaging experience, whether you're learning about local ecosystems, participating in a guided walk, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the great outdoors.