Archive
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06 September 2017
More roads means more congestion
We are in a phase of “consultation” for road building along the A27. Proposals at Worthing and at Arundel are in the fray at the moment, but I’m sure more will follow. We appear to be entering another road-building bonanza where, ignoring the evidence of the past, the dewy-eyed romantics of the Highways Agency believe that road building will solve all our congestion ills.
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04 September 2017
The Buzz Club
Charlie Dance from the University of Sussex’s Buzz Club has written a guest blog about how citizen science can help pollinators
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04 September 2017
August 2017 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
A real surprise during August was the sighting of a monarch butterfly on the Beach Reserve briefly on the 4th.
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30 August 2017
The Devil's Fingers
This terrifying-looking and very smelly alien fungi has been spotted on a Trust nature reserve for the first time.
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28 August 2017
Outdoor adventures for under-fives
Nature Tots is back for the autumn
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25 August 2017
Slow worm
The slow worm’s name is a bit deceptive, since it is neither slow nor a worm.
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24 August 2017
The Repeal Bill
The Repeal Bill – let’s make sure our MPs know we care about legal protection of our wildlife and wild places
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23 August 2017
Pondtail Wood - Update
An update on the restoration at Pondtail Wood
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22 August 2017
The Wildlife Trusts celebrate 10 year partnership with Vine House Farm
The Wildlife Trusts are celebrating a flourishing 10 year partnership with the company Vine House Farm.
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21 August 2017
Wildlife Watch at Seven Sisters Country Park
Sussex Wildlife Trust is opening a new group for children (5-11) interested in nature at Seven Sisters Country Park near Seaford on Saturday mornings.
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16 August 2017
Kite flying and rockpooling for Brighton schoolchildren
Sussex Wildlife Trust spent the day with 70 children from six primary schools in Brighton & Hove finding out more about the unique wildlife and habitats in the City
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15 August 2017
Summer butterflies
It’s high summer and the air is full of admirals, skippers and peacocks.