Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - October 2018
31 October 2018
Bird highlight during October was a cattle egret, initially seen on Castle Farm on the 18th.
Archive of: October, 2018
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Fire management for heathland professionals
30 October 2018
Heathland professionals from across the South East will meet at the South Downs Centre in Midhurst and Iping Common on 7 November.
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Sweet Chestnuts
28 October 2018
The sweet chestnut tree is a common sight in the Sussex landscape, it was originally introduced here by the Romans as a source of food
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Dr Tony Whitbread wins the 2018 Sussex Life Hero Award
26 October 2018
This award recognises someone who has made a difference to Sussex through their life, work or volunteering - and we couldn’t think of a more deserving winner. Congratulations Tony!
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Remember, remember...
26 October 2018
As bonfire season approaches, please remember to check for wildlife.
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Migrant Magic
25 October 2018
Autumn is a very exciting time for ‘twitchers’ when many birds are on the move with the changing season and there is an increased chance of something rare turning up on our shores. But it is not only birds that migrate: many insects do too!
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New Monks Farm – can the Secretary of State see sense?
25 October 2018
Whether or not you’re a fan of flat pack furniture, you’re bound to have heard about the possible arrival of the big IKEA in Lancing.
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Waitrose volunteer day at Rye Harbour
24 October 2018
Waitrose staff worked hard clearing willow from the reedbeds at a recent corporate volunteer day at Rye Harbour
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Severing their own green finger
23 October 2018
Whitehawk Hill is one of Brighton & Hove’s most valuable wild spaces and a designated Local Nature Reserve - so why has it been earmarked for development?
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No more plastic
22 October 2018
Membership Development Manager Debbie is delighted that efforts to ditch plastic wrapping for membership packs and our bi-annual wildlife magazine mailings have been successful, and we have now ditched the plastic wrap