In this section
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Amphibians and Reptiles
Amphibians and reptiles; newts, toads and frogs as well as grass snakes can be found in wetland habitats across Sussex
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Birds
Sussex wetlands are of international importance for the bird life, many of the waterfowl and waders are seasonal migrants
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Fish
Fish found in Sussex rivers and wetlands
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Invertebrates
Sussex wetlands support a diverse range of insects and invertebrates, including dragonflies, diving beetles and water spiders.
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Wetland Mammals
Water voles, water shrew, bats and otter
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Plants
Wetland plants and lower plants (moss, lichen, algae and liverworts) found in Sussex
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Non-native Invasive Species
Accidental & deliberate introduction and spread of non native invasive species, especially aquatic plants and fish can have serious impacts on Sussex wetlands