Breaking New Ground
Reconnecting People with The Brecks
News Archive
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New Project: Flintstones, St Mary, West Stow
We had some great applications to this year's People's Pot Small Grant fund, and we're delighted to announce that we are able to provide each of the projects with some funding. Over the next few weeks we'll introduce each of the new projects. Next up …
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June Newsletter
Read our June newsletter here:
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A Visit to the Ice Age Brecks
Realising it was my last chance I grabbed the opportunity to attend Ice Age Brecks 3 on 21st May. This was the third and final of a series of Geology Day Schools presented by Norfolk Geodiversity Partnership, one of our Breaking New Ground project …
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#30DaysWild in the Brecks!
Could you do something wild every day for a month? 30 Days Wild is a campaign by the Wildlife Trusts to encourage everyone to feel happier, healthier and more connected to nature by doing something wild every day for thirty days this June. No matter …
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New Project: A Platform for Wildlife
We had some great applications to this year's People's Pot Small Grant fund, and we're delighted to announce that we are able to provide each of the projects with some funding. Over the next few weeks we'll introduce each of the new projects. First …
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New Arrivals on Weeting Heath
The last few weeks have seen the return of the stone curlews into the Brecks after their long migrations from Africa. And thanks to our Wings Over the Brecks project, a partnership between Breaking New Ground, the RSPB, Norfolk Wildlife Trust and the …
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School Children Discover the Brecks Uncovered
Visits to local schools by project partners, Suffolk Wildlife Trust have been a great success - as feedback from teachers shows. On the 14th of April Suffolk Wildlife Trust visited Forest Academy, Brandon and Elveden Academy as part of our Brecks …
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May Newsletter
Read our May Newsletter here
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April Newsletter
Read our April Newsletter here
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Breaking News - World's First "Elemoth" to be Released in the Brecks.
Breaking New Ground is very excited to announce a truly ground-breaking project in the Brecks the likes of which has never before been witnessed in this sleepy landscape, at least not for a few thousand years. Scientists at Japan’s ‘Detchiage’ …
