Visiting Wild Aldhurst

From farmland to flourishing habitats

In 2015, Aldhurst Farm in Leiston was a 67-hectare arable field used to grow onions. Fast forward to today, and Aldhurst Farm is now Wild Aldhurst, a beautiful nature reserve combining grassland, heathland and wetland supporting a range of animals and plants.

We have now opened areas of Wild Aldhurst to the public to experience its rich biodiversity first-hand.

Come and visit us!

Nature is thriving at Wild Aldhurst

Sizewell C’s environment team, together with our environmental partners, created Wild Aldhurst which, alongside other measures we are taking, will protect and enhance nature.

In the long run, our environmental measures will lead to a 19% net gain in biodiversity.

Visitor information

What to know before you visit Wild Aldhurst

Open to the public all year round, welcoming anyone who enjoys nature and wildlife. Click above for our visitor leaflet which gives you information to be aware of before visiting.

If you have any further questions, please call us on 0800 197 6102.

 

 

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Discover rare wildlife down with our map

Wild Aldhurst supports a variety of wildlife including the rare marsh harrier, specialised plants, invertebrates, voles, otters, fish, amphibians, and reptiles.

Download our Wild Aldhurst map to discover more about the biodiversity in the area.