May 2018 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
30 May 2018
Easterly winds for much of the early part of the month resulted in a real bonanza of rare birds during May.
Archive of: May, 2018
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Wildlife Walks and Courses in June 2018
30 May 2018
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in June
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Kestrel chicks have hatched
29 May 2018
Our Woods Mill kestrel chicks have hatched and things are going to get busy from now on! Follow the action on our live KestrelCam
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Stonerunner at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
28 May 2018
A local name for ringed plover is Stonerunner, because it nests on the shingle and the adults and chicks run over the stones.
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Cockchafer
27 May 2018
May is the month of the cockchafer, a big, bumbling beetle that may look and sound a bit scary but this gentle giant is just looking for love
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The value of casual recording
26 May 2018
The Trust’s Senior Ecologist blogs about the value of stumbling across quite a lot of good species whilst doing other things.
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Call for Judicial Review for Arundel bypass
24 May 2018
Sussex Wildlife Trust are delighted at the South Downs National Park Authority’s decision to apply for a Judicial Review in response to Highways England’s recent announcement of their preferred route of Option 5a for the Arundel Bypass.
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Rewild a Child
16 May 2018
Rewild a Child is a unique opportunity to help Sussex Wildlife Trust provide activities for local children in Sussex to explore the outdoors, learn new skills and try something different. We’re working to make nature a part of growing up again.
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Roads to ruin - the ruin of our irreplaceable heritage
15 May 2018
Ancient woodlands are not replaceable
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Beach Cleans
14 May 2018
Over the winter we put on a series of beach clean events across Sussex to help play our part in tackling the problem of plastics in our oceans.