Suffolk Naturalists' Society

A community where passion for nature thrives, no expertise required!

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Yellowhammer, Emberiza citronella © Steve Roach
Volucella bombylans and Sarcoscypha austriaca © Paul Kitchener

The new Suffolk Bat Atlas is available now on the SBIS website

2026 Dates for your diary

Saturday 21st March
Bryophyte Workshop run in conjunction with Anglian Microscopy to be held at Crowfield Village Hall. Morning and Afternoon Sessions.
 
Wednesday 22nd April
Annual General Meeting and Spring Members’ Meeting to be held at the John Peel Centre in Stowmarket. Evening.

BSBI
Winter Webinars

The Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland are offering a series of botanical webinars this winter.

View the webinar topics on the BSBI website

Who we are:
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. 

What we do:
We publish popular and scientific works on the natural history of Suffolk, hold members meetings and organise a biennial conference. Members’ findings are published in the thrice-yearly newsletter White Admiral; in our transactions Suffolk Natural History and in the bird report Suffolk Birds. We also publish more definitive guides on various aspects of the natural history of Suffolk.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

Our address is:

SNS, The Hold, 131 Fore Street, Ipswich, Suffolk IP4 1LR

For email enquiries please use: enquiries@sns.org.uk