Archive of: Butcherlands
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12 September 2025
Our Nature Reserves Photography Competition 2025
Sussex Wildlife Trust is calling for photographers to showcase the stunning natural beauty of the Trust’s nature reserves in a new photography competition.
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06 November 2024
Meet the staff: Ryan Allison
Meet Site Manager- West, Ryan Allison and find out more about his work, life and conservation grazing horses!
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06 May 2024
Lederman trainees - our first month
April has been the first month of Abi and Pip, new Lederman Trainee Rangers, living and working in East Sussex and they ‘are so happy to be here’. Find out what they’ve been getting up to.
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20 March 2024
Rewilding Butcherlands
Butcherlands is reclaimed arable land under conversion back to woodland. It is now a rich mosaic of grassland and scrub, home to Nightingales, Whitethroat and Wood White butterflies
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31 October 2023
Forest Copse Appeal: You did it!
A massive thank you to everyone who has supported our Forest Copse appeal. You have helped us raise £110,000 to buy three fields adjoining the northern edge of our Ebernoe Common nature reserve.
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13 October 2023
We are nearly there!
With your help, we’re now over three-quarters of the way towards the £110,000 needed to buy three fields adjoining the northern edge of our Ebernoe Common nature reserve.
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17 September 2023
Help us expand Ebernoe Common
This autumn we need to raise £110,000 to purchase three fields adjoining our nature reserve at Ebernoe Common. Help restore our landscape.
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09 May 2022
Nightingales on our reserves
Ecologist Glenn Norris loses sleep over Nightingales on our reserves
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26 May 2021
Hedgerows for nature's recovery
Hedgerows are a well-loved feature of the British countryside that create important corridors and much needed connectivity for wildlife.
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06 May 2021
Nightingales, grumpy wood mice and money spiders
Glenn Norris tells us what he’s been seeing and hearing on the reserves recently
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08 March 2021
You've been framed
February is largely a calendar-planning and report-writing month for ecologists, luckily Glenn had a distraction in the form of a camouflaged green box.