Wader ID workshop
Join us and our knowledgeable reserve guide to find out more about the incredible waders that can be found at Cley and across our costal sites and rivers in the […]
Nocturnal wildlife walk – Bats
Join us for a different kind of walk as we invite you to take an evening stroll with us and the Norfolk and Norwich Bat Group. We will explore parts […]
Georgia Shackleton – live evening performance at Cley Marshes
Georgia Shackleton presents music from her new album From the Floorboards, joined by guitarist Aaren Bennett, marking 125 years since her ancestor Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic voyage with Scott on The […]
Microplastics – an unseen threat to Norfolk saltmarshes?
Microplastics are fast becoming a high-profile pollutant within coastal ecosystems, however their distribution and impacts on saltmarshes remain unknown. In this talk Ben Grover will present the research of his […]
Life Changing – Waymarkers of the changing season – Autumn
Autumn is a busy time at Cley and Salthouse Marshes for arrivals and departures of migratory birds. This lunchtime talk, by David North, will show you what to look for […]
Fascinating fossils (Family Event) West Runton (11 August)
You won’t believe the creatures that used to call Norfolk home! Come along to this session to learn about some of the amazing beasts that were found here millions of […]
Rockpool rummaging (Family Event) West Runton (11 August)
Come along with sturdy shoes and keen eyes to help us carefully investigate the secrets of the seashore. If you don’t know a barnacle from a limpet we will be […]
Wildlife Watch – Rockpools and rocks (Family event)
Join us for a hands-on adventure as we rummage in the rockpools for marine life and root through rocks for fossils. Discover the creatures that call this place home today […]
Afternoon walk – Iron Road ramble (11 August)
Discover the wildlife and explore the range of habitats in some of the less visited areas to the east of the reserve. Walking along the Attenborough Walk we call in […]
Discover the wildflowers of Cley’s shingle ridge
Yellow-horned poppy, sea campion, bird’s foot trefoil, curled dock, buck’s horn plantain. Amongst the flints of Cley’s shingle ridge are many colourful wild flowers adapted to survive in an extraordinary […]