Wild woodland fun for under-5s
31 August 2019
Bring your children along this September to explore the woods, meadows or beach with Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Forest School Leaders
Archive of: August, 2019
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August 2019 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
31 August 2019
A feature of the moth trap at this time of the year is the Pale Grass Eggar, a very rare species which in the UK is only found on the shingle of Dungeness and Rye Harbour.
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Where have all the garden birds gone?
29 August 2019
You may have noticed that the birds have been a bit quiet lately. After the cacophony of spring birdsong and the non-stop parenting of a busy breeding season, the garden can seem a little empty in late summer. There’s a distinct lack of singing, the feeders are no longer crowded and the branches are bare - where have all the birds gone?
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Sussex Art Fairs at Brighton Race Course
28 August 2019
Sussex Art Fairs will be supporting Sussex Wildlife Trust at Brighton Race Course from 11 to 13 October 2019. Sussex Art Fairs previous event raised over £1500 for the Trust!
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Wildlife Walks, Talks and Courses in September 2019
27 August 2019
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in September
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High Sheriff of East Sussex visits Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
23 August 2019
The High Sheriff of East Sussex Violet Hancock came for a visit to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and the new Discovery Centre
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Further consultation on the A27 Arundel bypass scheme
22 August 2019
Highways England have announced that they will be carrying out another consultation on the A27 Arundel Bypass scheme between Friday 30 August and Thursday 24 October 2019
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Glow-worms
22 August 2019
Did you know only female Glow Worms glow?
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How edible trees can help with farm animal health
19 August 2019
Livestock farmers know how important trees and hedges are for providing shelter and shade for their farm animals but the importance of hedgerow forage is a lesser known art.
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Sussex Seals
15 August 2019
Both seal species, Common and Grey Seals, can be seen here in Sussex