The Seaford Community Wildlife Project focuses on establishing strong links between the Seaford community and the nature reserve at Seaford Head.
Seaford Head Nature Reserve is the best place to enjoy spectacular views of the Seven Sisters and Cuckmere Valley. It is also home to many nationally rare and significant species of plants, birds and insects including moon carrot and the potter flower bee. Seaford Head Nature Reserve,
The project offers a range of activities, including family events and species surveys, looking at a variety of wildlife from sea anemones to butterflies. There is a host of opportunities for the community to learn skills, volunteer and experience nature through beach sessions, practical conservation and wildlife habitat improvements in school grounds and in the town.
Get Involved
Wildlife Rangers (12 - 16 year olds)
Youth Rangers (16-25 year olds) Looking for a chance to get some voluntary experience in the environmental sector? Why not join Youth Rangers. The group carries out genuine conservation work in and around Seaford. Contact Nikki to find out more and get involved.
Supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Contact the Seaford Community Wildlife Project
Nikki Hills – Learning & Engagement Officer
Mobile 07498 251494
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