Archive of: April, 2012

• 26 April 2012

  Just a thought

   

• 25 April 2012

  Photography Competition 2012

   

• 23 April 2012

  Dragonfly scrapes

   

• 18 April 2012

  Many Happy Rye Terns

   

• 17 April 2012

  Kids need nature, and nature needs kids too

  Author Katie RileyThere is growing coverage in the media these days about the benefits of exposure to nature for our health and that of our children. We know that time spent outdoors reduces stress and improves physical health and wellbeing.At the Sussex Wildlife Trust, we have been encouraging people of

   

• 16 April 2012

  How far would you go for a first for Sussex?

  Author Graeme LyonsPicture the scene. I'm walking quietly through a heathery glade at Graffham Commonwith Jane Wilmot and two chaps from Amphibian and Reptile Conservation looking for potential hibernacula. I had my net with me and took the opportunity to do a little sweeping, mainly for spiders. I

   

• 15 April 2012

  Brighton Marathon 2012

  Rose MaryCongratulations to Sussex Wildlife Trust's Brighton Marathon Team! All 14 of our runners completed the race in glorious sunshine.Special mentions must go to Ian, who was our first team member home in

   

• 12 April 2012

  Prosperity and Environmental Protection go hand in hand

   

• 12 April 2012

  Sussex Coastal Habitats Inshore Pilot (SCHIP) project

   

• 08 April 2012

  Water, water - anywhere?

   

• 04 April 2012

  Calling all Garden Recorders

  Author Laura Brookladybird / Alan PriceMost people enjoy watching wildlife but how much real notice do you take of what you see? Whether it is the seasonal changes of the flowers on roadside verges, a ladybird

   

• 02 April 2012

  Spoonbills

  Author Ronnie Reedspoonbill / Sophie May LewisTo the bemusement of some of the children out with us down here at the Seven Sisters last week, the small group from the education team who were leading