Archive of: November, 2014

• Food for Thought

  10 November 2014

• A27 plans damage the environment AND the economy

  07 November 2014

• Barn Owls are Back!

  07 November 2014

  Author Mike RussellSenior Conservation Advisor barn owl chick being ringed / Barry YatesHere you go some good wildlife news for a change. Barn owls have had their best breeding year since

• Build a bottle bird feeder

  06 November 2014

  Author Richard CobdenDigital Media OfficerAs you know, here at the Sussex Wildlife Trust we are always keen to recycle and help wildlife in our gardens, so I was excited to see this brilliantly simple idea for upcycling empty plastic bottles as bird feeders.

• 05.11.14 Black and Red on Bonfire Night

  05 November 2014

  In preparation for tonight's celebrations there's some black and red wildlife flying around Lewes. Red admirals are still present and making the most of the sunshine. This one was photographed yesterday by Keith Pettit.

• Bovine TB is bad news for nature conservation

  05 November 2014

  Author Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveGrazing is fundamentally important to wildlife in Sussex. Before humans came along wild grazing animals would have created the equivalent of our grasslands and heathlands, but these days we rely on domestic livestock.Viable grazing is therefore central to

• Save our Waters - Have your say and help keep our water healthy

  04 November 2014

  Rye Harbour nature reserve / Barry YatesAuthor Fran SouthgateWetland OfficerRivers, lakes, wetlands and beaches form a hugely important and complex water system. Our wellbeing depends on this system, and so too

• Mineral extraction in West Sussex and the National Park

  01 November 2014

  Author Tony WhitbreadChief ExecutiveWest Sussex County Council (WSCC)

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