A devastating wildfire tore through Dunwich Heath in Suffolk, burning 370 acres — the size of 210 football pitches — and threatening one of Britain’s rarest habitats. With temperatures soaring to 35°C, the blaze destroyed homes, displaced hundreds, and endangered rare wildlife like nightjars and Dartford warblers. The National Trust is urgently fundraising for recovery, warning it could take 25 years to restore this fragile ecosystem. Actor Ralph Fiennes, whose property was perilously close to the flames, watched helplessly as emergency crews battled the fire. With over 200 wildfires reported across England and Wales in just two weeks, experts warn this is a growing crisis — and public support is vital to rebuild and protect this irreplaceable landscape.
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