Archive
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24 September 2018
Management for Bumblebees at Rye Harbour
Over the last five years we have been managing some of our grassland for bumblebees, and every year between May and August we have also been counting the bees to monitor the effects.
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20 September 2018
Water Shrew
Find out more about our only venomous mammal
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19 September 2018
A Bike* of Bees
At Rye Harbour, there are two quite similar species of ‘autumn colletes’ active at the moment, ivy bee (Colletes hederae) and sea-aster bee (Colletes halophilus), also known as saltmarsh bee
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17 September 2018
Sussex Project in the Running for a National Award
ScottishPower Foundation to donate additional £30,000 to charitable organisations across the UK
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14 September 2018
The Ocean Symposium
This September, Sussex Wildlife Trust is proud to be partnering with the United Nations Association to put on a day-long event all about our wonderful marine environment.
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12 September 2018
European Hornets
There’s little doubt that the European hornet is a rather fearsome looking insect. But this ferocious exterior betrays a species that is in fact rarely aggressive.
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11 September 2018
Fleabane
It may seem like summer is on its way out but there are still some late bloomers spreading colour in the countryside.
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09 September 2018
Remember Sussex wildlife in your will
Legacies can play a vital role in securing the future of wildlife across our county.
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05 September 2018
Willow Emerald Damselfly
Commoner species of late summer dragonfly abound, but amongst the Darters and Hawkers may be the rare, slender metallic form of the Willow Emerald Damselfly.
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05 September 2018
Free family fun and wildlife return to the Heath
FREE Secrets of the Heath Festival, Petersfield Heath, 8 & 9 September 11am-5pm
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03 September 2018
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - August 2018
One bird which is typical of autumn passage at Rye Harbour is the whinchat.
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30 August 2018
Brown Hairstreak
The Brown Hairstreak is the largest of the UK’s five native Hairstreak species. Now is a great time to spot this most elusive of Butterflies at Woods Mill.