Nuts for Dormice
24 September 2020
Dormice have a very particular way of eating hazelnuts that helps us to distinguish them from those nibbled by other woodland mammals such as mice and voles.
Archive of: September, 2020
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Behind the Lens with Les Binns
22 September 2020
Les Binns lives in Lincolnshire, but took some beautiful photographs on some of our reserves during a trip to Sussex. He has kindly donated these to our image library, and here he shares some of his favourites
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Back Garden Bird Race September results
20 September 2020
Results from the September Back Garden Bird Race
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Black and white butterflies
20 September 2020
Some of our most beautiful butterflies are the least colourful.
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Back Garden Bird Race tomorrow (20 September 10-11)
19 September 2020
As we head into Autumn the Back Garden Bird Race returns
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Planning to fail wildlife
16 September 2020
The Government is proposing a major overhaul of the planning system and this poses a huge threat to Sussex wildlife.
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Black Poplars
16 September 2020
Back in 2003 we collected some saplings of Sussex Black Poplar from Wakehurst Place and with our team of volunteers planted them out at Castle Water.
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Blackberries - whose fruit is it anyway?
15 September 2020
Few can resist the bramble’s free buffet and a good patch of blackberries can be a real wildlife hotspot.
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Amazing Ivy
14 September 2020
Despite all the life it supports ivy has a reputation as a killer, its roots sucking the life from the trees it surrounds. This isn’t true
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Sussex Wildlife Trust Treasurer Linda Clark
13 September 2020
We speak to Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Honorary Treasurer and Chair of the Business Committee, Linda Clark