Behind the Lens with Emma Varley
09 January 2020
We speak to teacher and Sussex Wildlife Trust member Emma Varley about her wildlife photography
Archive of: Emma Chaplin
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Behind the Lens with Richard Sharman, LRPS
19 November 2019
Sussex Wildlife Trust member Richard Sharman generously donated all of the stunning images that appear in our 2020 wildlife calendar. We speak to him about what photography means to him, as well as his love of nature.
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One Man and his Dog
29 October 2019
The Land Management Team at Sussex Wildlife Trust has been pleased to welcome a number of new faces in recent months, some more furry than others! New Grazing Manager Tom Parry brings Border Collie Reg to work with him each day as the young dog starts his training to become a fully-fledged sheepdog working with the Trust’s flock of 500 Herdwick and Hebridean sheep.
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Beautiful Wild Mural for Gemini Print by Mutiny
23 October 2019
Gemini Print, was successful in their bid for an original mural at Sussex Wildlife Trust’s charity auction. The prize had been donated by international artist Jane Laurie, AKA Mutiny.
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High Sheriff of East Sussex visits Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
23 August 2019
The High Sheriff of East Sussex Violet Hancock came for a visit to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and the new Discovery Centre
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The fishermen who collect litter at sea
25 July 2019
We speak to local fisherman John Botterell, whose family collect rubbish from the sea as they fish.
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The Magic of Moths
27 June 2019
Chris Bentley Warden of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve talks about why he loves moths
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Getting creative at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
26 June 2019
Finding out about how nature and poetry can work together at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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How to make the best of family trips to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
26 June 2019
It’s the summer holidays. What’s on offer at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve for families, and how might you make the best of your visit here?
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We try... getting to Rye Harbour by public transport
25 June 2019
Sussex Wildlife Trust is keen for people to come to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve using public transport, where possible. But how easy is it to do that?