Representatives from Adnams have visited Suffolk Wildlife Trust reserves to see the fruits of their support for the charity.

East Anglian Daily Times: Funding from Adnams helped to purchase three British white cattle for conservation grazingFunding from Adnams helped to purchase three British white cattle for conservation grazing (Image: Archant)

The brewing company has backed the Trust for a number of years, with the proceeds from the levy on its plastic bag sales being used to fund aquatic surveying, the purchase of British white cattle for conservation grazing and the construction of a new hide at the Hen Reedbeds reserve near Southwold.

Money has also gone to build a waterless toilet for conservation volunteers at the Church Farm Marshes reserve near Halesworth, where local councillor Richard Smith also donated a £1,000 towards the project.

“Staff and customers can now benefit from the enhanced visitor experience thanks to our continually developing relationship with Adnams,” said the Trust’s fundraising manager Michael Strand.

East Anglian Daily Times: Ben Orchard and Richard Carter outside the waterless toilet at Church Farm Marshes reserveBen Orchard and Richard Carter outside the waterless toilet at Church Farm Marshes reserve (Image: Archant)