Make 2019 the year you learn about wildlife
17 December 2018
The Trust’s 2019 Wildlife Events and Courses programme is now online and booking is open
Archive of: 2018
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Two turtle doves
16 December 2018
Turtle doves have long been a symbol of love and fidelity and have inspired poets, artists and musicians alike, so presenting your one true love with a bonded pair of turtle doves would be the ultimate romantic gesture – except that these birds are now heart-wrenchingly rare.
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Highlights of the What's On in 2019 brochure
14 December 2018
Highlights of Sussex Wildlife Trust events 2019. We speak to Michael Blencowe about what’s new and what’s what
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A partridge in a pear tree
10 December 2018
Concerted conservation efforts on farmland across the county could see the grey partridge thrive here once again – but we’re still unlikely to see one perching in a pear tree.
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Target 100
06 December 2018
Target 100 is ambitious within the water industry for aiming to bring personal water consumption to an average of 100 litres per capita per day.
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Great news for Rye Harbour Discovery Centre
05 December 2018
Discover Rye Harbour application awarded a first-round pass by the Heritage Lottery Fund
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Stoat
04 December 2018
The slinky stoat is a bundle of energy, always alert and highly inquisitive.
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'Elms for Armistice' in Seaford, supporting white-letter hairstreak butterflies
03 December 2018
Sussex Wildlife Trust have recently been involved with supporting volunteer group Seaford Tree Wardens with their memorial ‘Elms for Armistice’ project.
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Behind the Lens with Rachel Bigsby
03 December 2018
We speak to wildlife photographer and film maker Rachel Bigsby about what inspires her
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - November 2018
29 November 2018
This month saw the first records of goldeneye for the winter