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Thelnetham, Diss IP22 1JS, UK

About

Little Ouse Headwaters Project (LOHP) is a local charity, dedicated to the restoration, conservation and promotion of enjoyment of the wildlife and landscape of the Little Ouse valley on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, for the benefit of wildlife, people, and the climate.

Get Involved

Help us to protect and conserve the habitats and species that are found along the Little Ouse. Your donation will go towards important conservation work to conserve and enhance the specialist habitats and wildlife along the Little Ouse that call this area home. 

Donate

We organise a range of activities, there is something for everyone from wildlife recording to practical conservation work parties. Why not join us at one of our events or for a guided walk? 

Support Us

​Help us to protect and conserve the habitats and species that are found along the Little Ouse. Your donation will go towards important conservation work to conserve and enhance the specialist habitats and wildlife along the Little Ouse that call this area home.

Latest News 

LOHP Art in Nature Exhibition 2026

LOHP Art in Nature Exhibition 2026

Join us our Art in Nature Exhibition 2026

Practical Conservation Taster Session

Practical Conservation Taster Session

Practical Conservation Taster Session held as part of Brecks Outdoor Festival

Volunteering

Get involved and help us to conserve and protect the important habitats and species along the Little Ouse. We have something for everyone.

 
Why not join us on a Practical Conservation Work Party they are fun, a good way to get fit and de-stress, a great place for meeting people and there are lots of cakes! Volunteering on work parties makes a huge and direct contribution towards the restoration of the sites that we manage.

 
If work parties aren’t for you then join us to carry out surveying and monitoring across our sites. We carry out surveys on a range of species from the cute and cuddly (Otter, Water Vole, Bat Surveys) to the tiny underwater creatures that live in our rivers (Riverfly Monitoring), to botanical surveys and bird recording.


Alternatively if you have some free time and would like to help us on events or lead guided walks, are passionate about photography, like admin and enjoy data inputting or if you have skills that you think might be of use to us, then get in touch.

Events

Art in Nature 2026

30 August 2026

Art in Nature 2026

Art in Nature 2026

31 August 2026

Art in Nature 2026

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