The life aquatic - How wetlands can help reverse climate change
31 January 2019
Wetlands can be part of the solution to climate change
Archive of: January, 2019
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Wildlife Walks and Courses in February 2019
28 January 2019
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in February
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Towards a Wilder Sussex - we are all in this together
24 January 2019
Director of Conservation Henri Brocklebank on a Wilder Sussex, and how we might genuinely make Sussex more wild? “We don’t want small, isolated victories. We want to turn the tide of the fortunes of wildlife.”
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Short-eared owls
23 January 2019
It’s been a good year for ‘shorties’ in Sussex so far this winter, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Eastbourne Downs - Have your say
22 January 2019
Eastbourne Borough Council has organised a drop-in session to hear your views on Tuesday 29 January, from 12 noon – 8pm, at Eastbourne Town Hall.
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Dr Sean Ashworth appointed as new Chair of Trustees
21 January 2019
Dr Sean Ashworth is appointed new Chair of Trustees of Sussex Wildlife Trust
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Path renovation work at Woods Mill
21 January 2019
Footpath renovation work at Woods Mill nature reserve
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What has pan-species listing Sussex Wildlife Trust's nature reserves done for us?
20 January 2019
Graeme Lyons celebrates the updating of the master pan species-list for Sussex Wildlife Trust reserves.
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Rye Harbour Wetlands
17 January 2019
New saltmarsh dramatically increases numbers of waders and wildfowl!
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Mistle thrush
15 January 2019
Winter is a good time to look for mistle thrush, while the trees are bare, as males tend to perch up on the highest branches to sing