This article is from Current Archaeology issue 391
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A new project from Historic England and the Gardens Trust is working to discover more about the historic parks, gardens, and landscapes in Suffolk, with the goal of working to help preserve these spaces for future generations.
At the moment, only 23 historic green spaces are protected in the county; researchers want to hear from the public about other designed landscapes – both public and private – that deserve to be added to the list.
The team is particularly keen to hear about more modern landscapes from both urban and suburban settings that might usually be forgotten.
To learn more and/or get involved, please contact: Sally Bate (sallybate@thegardenstrust.org) or Karina Flynn (karina.flynn@thegardenstrust.org).
