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Archive of: October, 2016

Forest school for home educated children

03 October 2016

Find out more about our new Forest School group for home educated children

Short-eared owls are a winter treat in Sussex, you may be lucky enough to spot them patrolling over pasture & wetlands #WildWinter pic.twitter.com/RXgkcUHuj4
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🍄 (@SussexWildlife) December 13, 2019

13 Dec 19 07:27 am

Enjoy the wild splendor of Rye Harbour nature reserve in the winter.

Follow @RyeHarbour-nr for nature reserve updates #WildWinter pic.twitter.com/eZeKw8dj6t
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🍄 (@SussexWildlife) December 12, 2019

12 Dec 19 07:22 pm

Families sang Christmas carols around an ancient Oak tree and made decorations at Woods Mill nature reserve last weekend https://t.co/RlMmQfZ4cK #WildWinter pic.twitter.com/Tf1KSlN9tS
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🍄 (@SussexWildlife) December 12, 2019

12 Dec 19 04:25 pm

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