“Autumn in Norfolk arrives & asks nothing of you but to walk slowly, breathe deeply, & remember that even the fading year has its own peculiar beauty.”

Pictures from the S.W.A.M.P. session to continue to clear Crassula and improve the environment in and around Morston Pond ...

More pictures and videos of our activities can be found on our Autumn '26 page, our Videos page and our Biodiversity 2026 page.

By burning last year's cut willow we were also able to rid the pond bed of fragments of Crassula, which, we believe, doesn't like heat!

Meanwhile, work continued in the wetlands ...

The first time in our four years that we've been able to physically get to the deepest part of the pond, where the Crassula has its longest roots.

We will monitor the burnt areas for Crassula growth in the future, to assess whether or not to continue with the 'bonfire' approach.