A sad farewell to Bramber the beaver
20 January 2021
It is with great sadness and disappointment that Knepp Estate announces the death of Bramber the beaver on 13 Jan 2021, shortly after recapturing him from his travels down the River Adur.
20 January 2021
It is with great sadness and disappointment that Knepp Estate announces the death of Bramber the beaver on 13 Jan 2021, shortly after recapturing him from his travels down the River Adur.
20 January 2021
If you find a crab shell in the strandline, it is likely not a dead crab but actually a moulted crab shell. Over their lifetime, crabs moult (or shed) their shell many times as they grow.
19 January 2021
Mermaid’s purses are a common sight on Sussex beaches. These little pouches are actually the egg cases of sharks, skates and rays.
18 January 2021
Cuttlebones are a common strandline find in Sussex.
17 January 2021
Andrew Holloway and his wife Isobel live in Haywards Heath and have been members of Sussex Wildlife Trust for over ten years. Andrew talks to us about his wildlife photography
Andrew regularly shares wildlife photos on Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Facebook Nature Table group. We caught up with him over the phone to ask him about photography and lockdown
15 January 2021
Online teacher training webinars
14 January 2021
The Secretary of State, George Eustice has agree to authorise the use of highly damaging neonicotinoid thiamethoxam for the treatment of sugar beet seed in 2021. Sussex Wildlife Trust opposes this decision. We are in a biodiversity crisis where all efforts should be focused on restoring wildlife, not putting more toxic chemicals into the ecosystem.
14 January 2021
You only have until midnight on Monday 18 January to respond on Wealden District Council’s Direction of Travel Document.
13 January 2021
Mya Bambrick shares five ways nature can help you during lockdown in her vlog
12 January 2021
We speak to Clare Blencowe,Manager, Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre