Posted: November 01st 2021
by Steve Twyford
The restoration of the Thomas Messenger Glasshouse in Holkham’s Walled Garden is complete, and as a fitting end, we’re delighted to have received an award!
Posted: September 22nd 2021
by Richard Leigh, Construction Manager
We’re delighted to bring you the latest news on our Massingham Road development in Castle Acre. Discover our new road’s name, and find out about recent progress in this blog post.
Posted: May 09th 2021
by Richard Leigh, Construction Manager
The walls are starting to go up at our construction project to build new homes at Castle Acre.
Posted: April 08th 2021
by Richard Leigh, Construction Manager
Work is progressing well as we lay the foundations for the 15 new homes in Castle Acre.
Posted: January 29th 2021
As part of our Wonder journey, work is starting on the avenue of trees at Lady Anne’s Drive in Holkham. Find out what we are doing and why.
Posted: November 30th 2020
by Will Clennell, Learning and Engagement Officer
In 2019, we decided that we wanted to offer visitors the opportunity to experience the National Nature Reserve at a different level and in greater depth than ever before. With 11 miles of coastline and almost 10,000 acres to explore, using a 4X4 vehicle would enable us to cover a great deal of ground, get off-road and, with the kind permission of the NNR Wardens, enter parts of the reserve that are usually off-limits to the public. These NNR Experience Days proved to be extremely successful and popular, with visitors travelling great distances to spend a day on the hugely diverse habitats we are lucky enough to have at Holkham. Then 2020 happened…
Posted: October 15th 2020
by Andy Bloomfield, Senior NNR Warden
As the nip in the air and the sound of Pink footed geese start to fill the skies, autumn heralds a shift in wildlife at Holkham. We’ve created some new access routes to the reed fringed scrub on the southern edge of the pinewoods for visitors to experience and enjoy autumn nature at its finest.
Posted: October 06th 2020
by Jake Fiennes, Head of Conservation
Holkham’s Head of Conservation, Jake Fiennes, scoops Sir Timothy Colman Award and explains in his own words what it means to him.
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