Posted: May 12th 2020
by David Allsop, Holkham Stories
David Allsop, from the Holkham Stories Experience, shares his favourite Holkham Story - that of the Coke hat.
Posted: May 01st 2020
by Emma Bushell, Marketing
In these strange times of isolation, many of us are turning to happy memories or day-dreaming of making new ones. To celebrate ‘National Share a Story’ month this May, we are encouraging you to turn these into your own Holkham Story. Be it fictional or real life, comedy or tragedy, we’d love you to share your story with us.
Posted: April 07th 2020
by Emma Bushell, Marketing
Let’s get baking with one of Mandy’s delicious recipes from the Courtyard Café Kitchen.
Posted: March 10th 2020
by Andy Bloomfield, NNR Warden
There is one species of bird that is truly synonymous with Holkham both in recent times and the past and that is the Pink-footed Goose. When it was recognised as a distinct species that nested in Greenland and Iceland, it was at Holkham in 1841 where the first one was identified within Norfolk.
Posted: September 18th 2019
by Will Clennell, Learning and Engagement Coordinator
No two visits to the Holkham National Nature Reserve are ever the same and this year, visitors have had the unique opportunity to partake in a number of personal, guided tours visiting parts of the nature reserve from Burnham Overy Staithe through to Stiffkey, including many areas closed to the public. In this blog, our knowledgable guide, Will, talks you through a recent Nature Reserve Experience Day.
Posted: June 19th 2019
by Andy Bloomfield, NNR Warden
With the inspiring focal point for interpretation and refreshments that we now have in the Lookout, it is worth talking about some of the recent wildlife sightings that have been viewed from there. Nestled beside the old sea wall close to the beach entrance at Lady Anne’s Drive, the building allows a vista of the grazing marshes as well as sightings of birds on the reed fringed lagoon just outside the window.
Posted: April 21st 2019
by Andrew Bloomfield
This February the estate became involved with the National Farmer’s Union’s Big Farmland Bird Count, a nationwide initiative (open to all farmers and landowners) to assess the number of farmland birds using given areas in any one week during the month. The bird count proved not only fun for those undertaking the counts but also helped us to work out how good some areas were for attracting large numbers of birds and how other areas were very impoverished.
Posted: April 09th 2019
by Paul Eele
Find out about the importance of managing the reedbeds on the National Nature Reserve.
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