Discovering the dark
Kate Dougan on the benefits of our coast being one of the darkest areas in the UK The inky darkness of a Norfolk coast night is an important part of […]
Sitting down to share stories – and food
Restaurateur Richard Bainbridge of Benedicts on how to enjoy Norfolk’s delights, from freshly foraged nettles to blackberries – and four of his delicious recipes to enjoy with family and friends […]
Quiet walks
Discover the area in peace and under your own steam with a selection of lesser visited but interesting walks Kings Lynn – Weird Norfolk: take a walkon the weird sideThis […]
10 big ways to help the climate
Time to act: Stephen Little of Climate Hope Action In Norfolk (CHAIN) with ten important ways you can help to stop the climate and ecological crisis If you think what […]
California to King’s Lynn
Writer Karen Eng has come from afar to live in the west Norfolk town which inspires and energises her to make art “What are you doing here?” Living in King’s […]
Enjoy, respect, protect
Adele Powell on how you can visit without harming fragile ecosystems Welcome! Did you know this beautiful place is of high landscape and wildlife value? We hope you enjoy your […]
A shared space
Lizzie Bruce, RSPB Warden, North West Norfolk reserves on the plight of beachnesting birds; and how we can all help them The much-loved Norfolk coast has some of the largest […]
Time to act
This edition of the Norfolk Coast Guardian is about what is being done to save and share this precious place and how you can be part of it As a […]
Wild for the coast
Explore land, sea, sky and earth and you may discover the boundary between you and the wild is not where you expected, says David North
All at sea
The Norfolk coast’s neighbour is a vast and incredible marine protected area. Sam Lew explains how local people have been key to protecting it
Zooming in
This year’s coastal Bioblitz is set to be Norfolk’s largest-ever wildlife survey, says National Trust digital media, marketing and interpretation officer Alex Green
A shining example
Kelling Heath Holiday Park enjoys standing out from the crowd: not only is it set amidst heathland – it also enjoys dark skies. Michael Timewell explains