Archive of: Fran Southgate
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09 November 2017
On the trail of the olfactory otter
Signs of otter have been spotted in Sussex - otter spraint, footprints and anal jelly. How do otters use these signs to communicate?
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24 April 2017
Let's talk about flooding in Worthing
Transition Town Worthing is inviting local residents to a public meeting about flooding, how it affects you and what you can do about it.
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14 March 2017
A Toadally abundant time of year
What’s great at this time of year, is that signs of frogs and toads are evidence that spring is finally on its way.
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30 January 2017
How smarter flood mangement can help make us more resilient to flooding
Did you know since 2000 twice as much money has been spent on dealing with the after effects of flooding than preventing it?
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01 November 2016
It's a real otter - in Sussex!
I wasn’t sure that the day would ever come when I could report that a video has been taken of a genuine, real live otter in Sussex.
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18 August 2016
A living reflection of the stars in the sea
Bioluminescence is a spectacular thing to watch, and for me it is one of the true wonders of nature.
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17 June 2016
Two go wild in the woods
Two Trust staff spend a night in the woods as part of 30DaysWild
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10 June 2016
Something to be proud of
Congratulations to the Arun and Rother Connections (ARC) Project which was shortlisted as one of three national examples of best practice in environment and conservation in the UK
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03 May 2016
Soggy flowers, kids and water buffalo!
Restoring flowering fens at West Rise school near Eastbourne – Soggy flowers, kids and water buffalo!
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26 November 2015
The Gift Economy
As the frenzied rush to buy presents for Christmas ensues, I am thinking about how I can gift things to people, rather than giving them gifts. I may not receive anything back in return, but to me a smile is worth more than money.
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20 November 2015
Helping Fish Commute
Whilst installing man-made structures, little thought was historically given to the need for most fish species to move around - upstream and downstream to find food, shelter and other fish to breed with.
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11 November 2015
Why are we scared of re-wilding?
Can re-wildling work in Sussex? The Knepp Estate Wildland Project is trying to show it can.