Wildlife Courses and Walks in March 2016
25 February 2016
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in March
Archive of: February, 2016
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I'm lichen it: Rare lichen discovered near Lewes.
24 February 2016
Stephen and Zoe Watson were amazed by this lichen they found on a hawthorn bush at Landport Bottom near Lewes last week. The great photos they sent me looked like they were holiday snaps from Mars.
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Boxing Clever
23 February 2016
Many of us like to feed the birds in our gardens, but do we think about giving them somewhere to nest close by and raise a family?
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Converting to conservation
22 February 2016
Craig Ifield aged 19, joined Wild About Worthing’s Youth Rangers 6 months ago on the recommendation of his Environmental Sciences teacher. Find out how he got on.
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Pond Heroes
18 February 2016
Five Sussex Wildlife Trust Youth Rangers aged 16-25 are restoring an overgrown pond at Thomas A Becket Junior School in Glebeside Avenue, Worthing. Pupils aged 7-11 will use it for pond dipping activities and learn all about the amazing world of underwater wildlife living right on their doorstep.
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The theme from Rocky
11 February 2016
A guest blog from Steven Tagg, who is running the 2016 Brighton Marathon in aid of the Sussex Wildlife Trust
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Volunteers rock on
11 February 2016
Sussex Wildlife Trust volunteers have been working tirelessly over the past few weeks at Eridge Rocks nature reserve near Crowborough, a majestic sandstone rock outcrop set in mixed woodland.
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Columbus crabs wash up in Sussex
09 February 2016
Storm Imogen has helped these small crabs cross the Atlantic.
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Stormy start for bird safaris
09 February 2016
The first of this year’s bird safaris visted Pagham Harbour.
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Wassailing
08 February 2016
The wassailing rituals are a link with the past, a past when people were much more connected to the natural world around them than we are today.