22/09/2022
With 'behind the scenes' access penned in our September issue, we can't wait for this weekend broadcast of Songs of Praise. Filmed at Foxearth Meadows, BBC presenter Aled Jones enjoyed the Suffolk wildlife exploring the 11-acre reserve throughout the show.
Mark Prina, Foxearth Meadows reserve manager, explains, "Foxearth Meadows is a special place where people come to encounter our precious wildlife. We hope that, by being included in this βCare for Creationβ episode on Songs of Praise, many more people will see how we promote caring for nature, be concerned at its vulnerability yet wonder at its resilience and vitality."
Reverend Lynda Sebbage from Barrow EcoChurch said, βWe were delighted to be invited to take part in the recent filming at Foxearth Meadows, near Sudbury. Several children from the Barrow Benefice, all keen on the environment, having already visited our Eco Church Project at All Saints Church, Barrow, joined the tour around Foxearth, which is a haven for a variety of dragonflies and damselflies. We were rewarded with seeing quite a number of them as they flitted across the reeds and ponds, and the children loved learning how to spot the difference between them! While the filming took place, the children had great fun in making their own dragonflies.β
Tune in to watch the BBC Songs of Praise 'Caring for Creation' programme on Sunday 25th September from 1.15pm.