Archive
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15 March 2021
WeBS Counts
The Wetland Bird Survey (WeBS) monitors numbers of non-breeding waterfowl in the UK.
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15 March 2021
Beaks in Action
Beak and bill are names for the same hard, pointed part of a bird’s mouth
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12 March 2021
The Seals of Chichester Harbour - Answers
John Arnott answers the Q&A questions from his recent talk on the Seals of Chichester Harbour
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12 March 2021
Schools climate emergency Q&A with MPs and local councillor
As part of our work with schools in Brighton & Hove, we were involved in organising an opportunity for secondary students to ask questions to MPs on the climate and biodiversity emergency.
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11 March 2021
Our creative anthology: flash fiction writing tips
2021 is the 60th anniversary of Sussex Wildlife Trust. To celebrate this important milestone, we want to create an anthology of works, written by you. Lucy Townsend has some ideas to get you started…
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10 March 2021
Antisocial behaviour on nature reserves - how you can help
As the country begins to look forward to a time when we emerge from lockdown, we would like to draw your attention to ongoing issues we are aware of affecting some our nature reserves.
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09 March 2021
Six spring flowers to spot
Woodlands and hedgerows in Sussex are bursting into life, here are six wild flowers to spot this spring
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09 March 2021
Your top five frog spawn questions answered
Every year WildCall gets lots phone calls from people worried about the frog spawn and tadpoles in their ponds. Here are the answers to the most frequent asked frog spawn questions.
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08 March 2021
Running the South Coast Challenge for Sussex Wildlife Trust
Helen Forester is running the South Coast Challenge to support Sussex Wildlife Trust, in her 40th birthday year. We asked her a bit more about it.
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08 March 2021
You've been framed
February is largely a calendar-planning and report-writing month for ecologists, luckily Glenn had a distraction in the form of a camouflaged green box.
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07 March 2021
A closer look at Frogbit
Frogbit is a floating plant of freshwater. Its leaves look like a tiny water lily, but the flowers have just three delicate white petals.
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05 March 2021
Winter Bats
In our effort to identify and understand the wildlife that lives in Sussex, bats have always been tricky to identify