Archive of: November, 2014
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30 November 2014
30.11.14 'Tis the season to be jelly
Out and about in the woods and on the Downs over the weekend I noticed a lot of jelly fungi growing on branches and stumps. On the South Downs there was lots of yellow brain on the gorse branches.Yellow brainOne of
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30 November 2014
Sussex Badger Vaccination
Dr Tony Whitbread, Chief Executive of the Sussex Wildlife Trust, discusses badger vaccination on the Trust's nature reserves within the Sussex bovine TB hotspot with BBC South East.Please help the Sussex Wildlife Trust to vaccinate badgers against bovine TB by donating
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27 November 2014
The Wonder of Winter
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26 November 2014
21.11.14 The holy grail for moth-ers
OK, technically this isn't Lewes but I couldn't resist posting a photo of this incredible oleander hawk-moth which was discovered down the valley in Newhaven. This migrant moth, which
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25 November 2014
New homes for wildlife
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24 November 2014
MPs speak out against a second Gatwick runway
Author Tony WhitbreadChief Executive Gatwick Area Conservation CampaignFive Members of Parliament were on the platform, and three more sent messages of support, at a mass protest meeting on Saturday 22 November organised by the
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20 November 2014
Beach treasures
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18 November 2014
How soil can help stop flooding?
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14 November 2014
The Badgers Quiz
Author Richard CobdenDigital Media OfficerHow much do you know about badgers in popular culture?[playbuzz-item url=http://www.playbuzz.com/sussexwildlifetrust10/famous-badgers-quiz]If the embedded content doesn't display please click here
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11 November 2014
12 reasons to love November
fly agaric / Richard CobdenRonnie ReedPeople and Wildlife Officer Seven Sisters Country ParkNovember is: wild blustery days when the trees seem to lift their roots and sway like sail boats washed far out
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10 November 2014
Food for Thought
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07 November 2014
A27 plans damage the environment AND the economy