Archive of: July, 2014
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24 July 2014
Roll up. Roll up for some summer fun
Author Ronnie ReedSchools Officer It is 10am and the Pump Barn is eerily quiet. No voices, no laughter. Just pools of sunlight falling across the stone flags and moats of dust dancing in the air. And silence. The doors are open but
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23 July 2014
Bats eclipsed by traffic in West Sussex shale oil planning decision
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17 July 2014
Greenspace invader
himalayan balsam / Kevin LerwillAuthor Kevin LerwillGatwick Greenspace Project Community Wildlife OfficerOne of the most important jobs for us to tackle each Summer is trying to control the spread of himalayan balsam (Glandulifera
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16 July 2014
Watch the birdie
Young blackbirds / Jani PritchardAuthor Jani PritchardStudent placement with the Gatwick Greenspace ProjectI just completed two weeks of work experience with the Gatwick Greenspace Partnershipat Tilgate Park, and it
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15 July 2014
Secret Wildlife Festival: Glow-sticks, horntails and a sockful of gorgonzola
Author Michael BlencowePeople and Wildlife OfficerLast year Tim Bullen from The Secret Campsite at Barcombe arranged a one night / one day event at the campsite focusing on all the great wildlife that can
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15 July 2014
13.07.14 Burnet Bonanza!
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14 July 2014
11-13.07.14 Secret Wildlife Festival: Glow-sticks, horntails and a sockful of gorgonzola.
Last year Tim Bullen from The Secret Campsite at Barcombe arranged a one night / one day event at the campsite focusing on all the great wildlife that can be found there. We all enjoyed it so much we thought we'd make it a bigger three day / two night
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10 July 2014
Roads to nowhere
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09 July 2014
08.07.14 Garden privet.
From Katharine: "What sort of moth is this? (Found this resting on gate post end of our garden, Landport bottom)".It's a privet hawk-moth aour biggest resident moth and arguably Britain's biggest insect. Privet Hawk-moth
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09 July 2014
07.07.14 Cat of Many Colours
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09 July 2014
Top 10 Garden Moths
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01 July 2014
Swan rescue