Burton Pond Fencing: March 2021 update
02 March 2021
Work will be carried out from mid-February until late March 2021 and will entail some tree and scrub clearance along the fence line.
Archive of: Burton Pond
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Burton Pond fencing
21 November 2020
Work will be carried out from mid-November until late December. and will entail some tree and scrub clearance along the fence line.
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Ancient Woodland
17 November 2020
Sussex has large areas of ancient woodland i.e. woodland that has existed since at least 1600 CE, with some pre-existing this arbitrary benchmark. Sussex Wildlife Trust is lucky enough to manage a small part of this
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Habitat restoration at Burton Ponds - update
04 September 2020
An update to the habitat restorations works at Burton Ponds
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Sussex Heathlands
03 September 2020
Sussex Wildlife Trust manages a lot of heathland within Sussex and each has its own characteristics.
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Secrets of the Heath - free family fun
01 September 2020
Have you ever babysat a sand lizard? Secrets of the Heath returns for 2020 with sizzling line-up of free family fun
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Dip into the world of dabbling ducks
06 January 2020
Ducks can be split into two broad groups: dabblers and divers. As the name suggests, diving ducks feed mainly by diving underwater, using their strong feet (and sometimes their wings) to swim. Dabbling ducks, however, feed predominantly at the surface, sometimes even grazing on land. Many dabblers can often be seen upending, with their heads underwater and their bums in the air.
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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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The Burton Mistletoe Crisis
10 January 2018
Mistletoe has never been recorded on a Sussex Wildlife Trust reserve, but at Burton Pond it is tantalisingly close. However when you are looking for mistletoe you never know what else might turn up…
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Top Ten Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserves
26 January 2017
Here are the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s top ten most well-recorded nature reserves with a few facts and figures and some charismatic species