Join us for a fascinating guided walk and boat trip around this unique part of the Broads.
Discover the hidden landscape of peatland, its wildlife, history, and current management.
You will learn about the history of Broads peatlands, how they have been drained for centuries, and how this area is being restored back to former wetland that will eventually become a carbon sink.
Buttle Marsh is a wildlife site which sits in a curve of the River Ant. A new wetland restoration project will raise the water levels here, restoring “peat forming” conditions, meaning the marsh will once again fulfil its natural function as a carbon sink, aiding the fight against climate change.
Free event - advance booking only
Additional information
This guided trail is approx. 2.2 miles long and suitable for anyone aged 8 years and above, and no prior experience is necessary.
Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please come prepared with warm clothing as the pace of the walk is slow. We recommend sturdy shoes and long trousers.
Meet at Toad Hole Cottage, How Hill, Ludham, Norfolk, NR29 5PG. If you have any questions please contact Toadhole Information Centre Toadholetic@broads-authority.gov.uk or calling 01603 756096.
Refreshments are not included but you may wish to bring your own drinks/ snacks. No dogs allowed.
You may be asked to show your e/printed ticket or booking confirmation to the event leader upon arrival. Please note there is a small booking fee for paying online (included in ticket price).
In the event you have a cancellation or refund request please contact the event organiser above giving sufficient notice (24+ hrs).
Thank you.
