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Trustees are Amanda Daniel, Charlotte Daniel, John Downing, John Cousins and Martin Farley. Charlotte Daniel lives at White House Farm, Hasketon. The offices are based at Alde House, Sweffling.
Nature Conservation
Heritage
Holistic Learning
Welcome to
The Sinfield Nature Conservation Trust
SITE UNDER CONSTRUCTION - winter 2011/2012
The Sinfield Nature Conservation Trust is a Suffolk-based charity preserving 115 acres of wild-flower meadows, woodland, ancient trees and ponds and promoting nature conservation to benefit all.
This organic farm and County Wildlife Site is a haven for wildlife, supporting over fifty bird species including nightingale, finches, snipe, lesser and greater spotted woodpeckers, kingfishers, barn, tawny and little owls. The farm supports large numbers of dragonflies and butterflies and protects Biodiversity Action Plan endangered species such as bullfinch and great-crested newt.
Our plans for The Land
We retain traditional management practices, including grazing with our herd of rare breed British White cattle, hay cutting and coppicing. Our cattle are important for maintaining and enhancing the grassland habitat. We preserve significant areas of species-rich grassland which is one of Suffolk's most threatened habitats having declined by 97% in the past 50 years (Suffolk County Council figures).