Archive of: Amanda Reeves

  • What to look for in Winter

    01 January 2020

    What to look for in Winter

    Throughout the winter the Sussex countryside shuts down and can appear barren and lifeless but during these cold months there are still many opportunities to see some amazing wildlife.

     
  • Tree Dressing Delight

    12 December 2019

    Tree Dressing Delight

    Families sang Christmas carols around the 300 year old oak tree at Woods Mill nature reserve last weekend

     
  • Fair Maids of February

    13 February 2018

    Fair Maids of February

    Snowdrops have been known by many names, including: fair maids of February, Mary’s tapers, Candlemas bells, white ladies, little sister of the snows, snow piercers, dingle-dangle

     
  • Step away from the desk

    10 May 2016

    Step away from the desk

    Sometimes it is hard to get away from the desk during the busy working day, but even a short stroll outside can reveal some amazing wildlife

     

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  • 27 February 2015

    Seize the day

    Author Amanda SolomonCommunications Manager Woods Mill / Neil FletcherMixed emotions when a member of staff leaves to move on to bigger and better things. Sadness in missing the skills and support of a respected

     

  • 01 July 2014

    Swan rescue

     

  • 30 July 2013

    Making Tracks

     

  • 23 July 2013

    A breath of fresh air

    slow worm / Bea and Ivor MayhewAmanda SolomonIn the hustle and bustle of office life, telephones ringing, emails arriving at a rate of knots, meetings to attend and not forgetting work

     

  • 04 June 2013

    Mucky, Yucky, Lucky

    herring gull and chick / Clive GravettAuthor Amanda SolomonWalking through the centre of Brighton to catch the train home from work proved to

     

  • 13 February 2013

    WildLove is all around

    To celebrate The Wildlife Trust's Valentine's Day #WildLove campaign on twitter, Sussex Wildlife Trust staff share their thoughts on some inspiring wildlife.nightjar / Neil FletcherNightjars are the species that taught me that wildlife is well worth the wait.

     

  • 19 June 2012

    School Report

     
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