Archive of: Gatwick Greenspace
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02 November 2021
Wildlife Rangers at Warnham Nature Reserve
Tamara Jewell on a lovely visit to Warnham Nature Reserve for Wildlife Rangers
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13 August 2021
Meet our volunteers - Lewis Thornhill
We meet ex Wildlife Ranger and current volunteer Lewis Thornhill
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20 November 2020
Tom Simpson of the Gatwick Greenspace Partnership wins Environment Award
Sussex Wildlife Trust was delighted to hear that Tom Simpson, Gatwick Greenspace Partnership Officer, has won a Crawley Community Award in the ‘Environment’ category.
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02 October 2020
Bridge of Scythes
Cutting with scythes creates a patch mosaic with some areas left rough and longer than others and, in this way the volunteers emulate the work of a herd of browsing animals moving through.
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04 May 2020
Breathing new life into a neglected farm pond
Local community groups have restored Rolls Farm pond
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25 February 2020
Nature Tots go wild in March
Spring is in the air and Sussex Wildlife Trust Nature Tots parent and child outdoor adventure groups are back for children aged 3-5 in Brighton, Crawley, Eastbourne, Henfield, Horsham and Rye.
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10 September 2019
A Wonderful Wild Week of Wander
Discover what happened on our Bushcamp Wanders week
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12 July 2019
Summer Holiday Clubs 2019
Sussex Wildlife Trust is leading fun-packed outdoor activity days for children across the county throughout the school holidays.
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06 June 2019
Gatwick Goes Wild
Every year during May half term Gatwick Goes Wild as the Greenspace Partnership hosts a week of events to help local people learn about wildlife and find new ways to enjoy their greenspaces.
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03 June 2019
Volunteering - Why do it?
To celebrate Volunteer Week, Julian Thompson, shares what it is like to volunteer for the Sussex Wildlife Trust.
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23 February 2019
That looks like fun!
Find out what it is like to be a volunteer with the Gatwick Greenspace Partnership
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27 January 2017
Waxwing Lyrical
If someone said to you that Crawley was a winter wildlife watching hotspot, you might be forgiven for raising an eyebrow or two, but this recent cold spell has turned up some interesting birdlife.