Archive
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07 December 2016
Fantastic Mr Fox
Our only wild member of the dog family, foxes are also highly adaptable and have a wide and varied diet including small mammals, earth worms, fruit and beetles
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06 December 2016
Christmas advert will bring joy to nature and to children
The Wildlife Trusts are delighted to be John Lewis’s Christmas campaign charity partner.
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05 December 2016
The Animal Symphony
The nightingales at Woods Mill star in Sky TV’s ‘The Animal Symphony’. Mike Russell joined presenter Chris Packham and composer Nitin Sawhney when they filmed in May.
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02 December 2016
Winter Sun
The best times to capture the landscape are often around dawn and dusk when the sky can briefly be very colourful.
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01 December 2016
November 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
November saw several records of scaup on the reserve, with three young birds present on Flat Beach Quarry from the 8th and an additional 17 on Harbour Farm on the 10th.
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29 November 2016
Public downland sell-off threat
Brighton and Eastbourne are in the news, after secret council plans to sell off parts of the public estate leaked out. Public pressure has led Brighton & Hove and Eastbourne councils to re-consider, but not YET to stop the sales. A further, bigger push is needed.
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29 November 2016
Rye Harbour at the movies
A Big THANK-YOU to Kino Rye for showing our short, but wonderful film of Rye Harbour nature reserve on their big screens
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28 November 2016
Fantastic Fungi
Fungi play a vital role in breaking down organic material such as leaf litter and dead animals, returning the resulting nutrients back to the soil.
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22 November 2016
Bats in Sussex
Meet some of the bats species found in Sussex in our short film
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18 November 2016
Dabblers and Divers
Winter is a great time for looking at ducks
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14 November 2016
Winter in the garden
There is a very simple way to ensure that wildlife has somewhere to hunker down during the harshest weather, and that’s to resist tidying up
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09 November 2016
Destination Sussex
Bird migration is an amazing phenomenon of fuelling, endurance, navigation and timing. And nearly all birds seen in Sussex undertake these dangerous journeys