The National Trust launches a public fundraising appeal after a wildfire damages heathland at a reserve on the Suffolk coast. The Evening Standard reports that the fire has caused “total devastation” to the area. The appeal is intended to support recovery work at the site, which has been impacted by the blaze. The reports describe the damage as significant and linked to the wildfire’s spread through coastal heathland. While details of the size of the affected area, the cause of the fire, and the timeline for restoration are not included in the provided extracts, both sources frame the situation as severe enough to require immediate public support. The fundraising drive forms part of the National Trust’s efforts to manage the aftermath of the incident and help restore the habitat and facilities associated with the reserve.