6666 the number of beasts
11 July 2017
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s ecologist makes more exciting finds at Graffham Common nature reserve
Archive of: Graeme Lyons
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Surface Tension
18 June 2017
Great news as the UK’s largest spider has been found at a new site in Sussex
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Gillham Wood mini-bioblitz
23 May 2017
Even our smallest nature reserves can turn up some vary rare wildlife
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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
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How many species live on our nature reserves?
25 January 2017
The Trust’s ecologist has been going through records and sightings to create a pan-species list for all the species found on Sussex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves. The results are impressive…
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Zero to Hero
16 January 2017
The Deneway nature reserve in Brighton, had no wildlife records, our ecologist visited the site to change that and was surpised at what he found…
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Mythically rare and painfully beautiful
19 June 2016
Graeme Lyons made an amazing discovery on farmland in East Sussex, a massive, beautiful beetle, which hadn’t been seen in Sussex for over 100 years.
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When the rot set in
20 May 2016
Rare deadwood beetle at Ebernoe Common shows the value of decaying wood
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Biology Road
11 May 2016
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s ecologist, Graeme Lyons, returns to Sussex University to teach students from all over the UK about entomology.
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When fish have antlers
18 April 2016
Graeme Lyons comes face to face with a tompot blenny