Archive
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15 November 2015
Drinkers, hangovers and harvest mice
Searching for harvest mice nests on our Woods Mill reserve.
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12 November 2015
Icicles - Winter Magic
Create Christmas decorations with the Sussex Wildlife Trust, inspired by icicles hanging from the trees. All the family can take part in making festive decorations for their home and garden on 5 December at Seven Sisters Country Park near Eastbourne.
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11 November 2015
Why are we scared of re-wilding?
Can re-wildling work in Sussex? The Knepp Estate Wildland Project is trying to show it can.
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09 November 2015
Successful Veolia Grant at Burton & Chingford Ponds Local Nature Reserve
The Sussex Wildlife Trust has been really fortunate in gaining a grant for carrying out access and wildlife improvements to our land which is part of Burton and Chingford Ponds Local Nature Reserve. The grant is being provided by Veolia Environment Trust as part of the Landfill Communities Fund.
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07 November 2015
Welcome to the Fungal Jungle
Visiting Ebernoe Common in search of autumn fungi
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06 November 2015
The Wild Places of Worthing
Meet the winners in the recent Wild About Worthing Gardening Competition
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05 November 2015
Frosty Adur wins Photo Competition
Announcing the winners of our 2015 Photo Competition
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04 November 2015
New poll reveals parents’ concern over children’s lack of wildlife experiences
The Wildlife Trusts launch new initiative to make ‘Every Child Wild’.
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03 November 2015
Every Child Wild
Sima Kotecha from BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, spent the morning with 12 Nature Tots aged 3-4 years and their parents. Concerned about children’s growing disconnection from the natural world, Sima was interested visit the Sussex Wildlife Trust to find out the difference between playing in the woods and going to a park or your own back garden.
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03 November 2015
New moth to Sussex discovered at Woods Mill
A new moth species for Sussex has been found at the Trust’s headquarters
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02 November 2015
Prickly Heat!
About this time each year Roger Musselle and his wife Fleur who run Roger’s Wildlife Rescue at Woodingdean get calls from concerned members of the public who find hedgehogs with burns or other injuries or just small and underweight and not in a fit state to survive hibernation.
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02 November 2015
Amazing Builders
During the recent calm weather the shore has been littered with the delicate tubes built by marine worms