Ivy League
19 October 2019
At this time of the year when relatively few plants are still in flower, Ivy is an excellent late season nectar source for many insects.
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Climate, Oceans and Coastal Communities Conference
17 October 2019
This hugely successful conference was organised by the Centre for Aquatic Environments (University of Brighton), United Nations Association (London and South East), and the Sussex Wildlife Trust, attracting over 150 delegates to the University’s Moulsecoomb campus on the 10 October 2019
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Climate Change - is tree planting the solution?
16 October 2019
On the surface tree planting is a win-win situation, but if we scratch a little deeper however, we discover that tree planting is not a panacea.
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UK Power Networks staff volunteer at Waltham Brooks
15 October 2019
Volunteers from UK Power Networks joined Sussex Wildlife Trust staff at Waltham Brooks Nature Reserve to help conserve the special habitat.
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Britain's Heaviest Spider
14 October 2019
The Four-spotted Orbweaver Araneus quadratus is Britain’s heaviest spider, coming in at a whopping 2.5 grams.
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Golf courses fore wildlife
11 October 2019
Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) currently have a golden opportunity to restore a precious area of ancient chalk downland, protecting cultural heritage and a drinking water aquifer whilst providing public access and recreation. Will they take this chance, or revert to short-term financial gain over long-term public benefit?
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Habitat restoration at Burton and Chingford Ponds Local Nature Reserve
11 October 2019
Important habitat restoration work at Burton Pond will benefit rare wildlife including Redstart, Cranberry and Field Cricket
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Sussex Kelp
07 October 2019
Ian Hendry from the Blue Marine Foundation writes about the Sussex Kelp initiative
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Time is short. Act today
03 October 2019
A27 Arundel Bypass Consultation Deadline: 24 October 2019
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Help Our Kelp consultation
02 October 2019
Dr Sean Ashworth from Sussex IFCA writes about the public consultation on near shore trawling