Archive of: February, 2014
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27 February 2014
Sanderlings
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26 February 2014
A busy afternoon in the garden [video]
Author Neil FletcherInterpretation OfficerEnjoy the sights and sounds of a garden in early spring sunshine.
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25 February 2014
Working with nature, not against it
Woods Mill flooded / Fran SouthgateAuthor Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveSussex Wildlife Trust urges MPs in the County to make the case to work with nature rather than fight against it in a
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25 February 2014
Wildlife Rangers
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24 February 2014
Bringing Back the Big Guys
Author Mike Russell lynx / Tom Bech / Foter / CC BYCenturies ago, wolves, lynx and brown bears inhabited our forests, beavers would have made
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18 February 2014
Lucky thirteenth for some!
Mike RussellHead of Adult Learning brent goose / Dave KilbeyA small but very intrepid band made it through the floods and general difficult conditions to get to Pagham Harbour last Thursday the 13th and
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17 February 2014
Flooding - Working with nature not against it
Author Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveThe Wildlife Trusts around the country have, for many years, been promoting an approach to flood risk management that works with nature rather than fights against it. For our most recent 5-point plan follow this link to the Wildlife
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17 February 2014
15.02.14 Eighty-nine frogs
From Louise Holloway:"The mild wet weather seems to have been great for frogs. Our smallish pond near the Paddock in Lewes is bulging with spawn after at least 89 frogs (counted on the surface at once) chose Saturday to get together."
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17 February 2014
Smallest nature reserve in Sussex?
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12 February 2014
09.02.14 Kite flying in high winds
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12 February 2014
An antidote to the dumbed-down flooding vs dredging squabble
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11 February 2014
Natural Flood Defenders
Flooded garden / Fran SouthgateAuthor Fran SouthgateWetlands OfficerWith thousands of properties flooded in England in the past month, and roads and infrastructure severely affected by storms and heavy rainfall, flooding is a word