Iping | Sussex Wildlife Trust

03 September 2022

Woods Mill Visit

Our regional Group had a lovely walk around Woods Mill with James Duncan in May 2022 at our 1st AGM. This resulted in the inspiration for this 2 minute video clip.

03 September 2022

1st AGM (May 2022)

Storrington and Arun Valley Regional Group’s first Annual General Meeting was held at the headquarters of the Sussex Wildlife Trust in May 2022.

02 September 2022

Challenging times

On Monday we will have a new Prime Minister. With so many major current and future challenges, there’s no doubt that whoever gets the job will have to hit the ground running.

01 September 2022

Rye Harbour Heritage Trainees

It’s time to say hello to our new Rye Harbour Heritage Trainee Shannon.

01 September 2022

Can dragonflies fly backwards?

Dragonflies can fly further, higher and faster than any other insect, and their wings are a marvel of natural engineering. But can they fly backwards?

01 September 2022

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve sightings - August 2022

Wildlife highlight month was probably the discovery of both male and female Lesser Emperor dragonfly at the northern end of Castle Wate

30 August 2022

Insect Wings

Insects are the only invertebrates that can fly. Charlotte Owen explores the great variety of insect wings.

30 August 2022

Meet Sophie Atkinson, Wild Coast Sussex Intern

We meet Wild Coast Sussex Intern Sophie Atkinson and hear what she’s been up to

25 August 2022

For many birdwatchers things are just hotting up! We might be reaching the end of summer, but this is when a group of birds known as waders start to appear on our shores. Here are six waders to watch out for.

25 August 2022

How do feathers grow?

Feathers are made in feather follicles, just as hairs are made in hair follicles. Both feathers and hair are dead structures, so they cannot repair themselves and must be shed and replaced when damaged or worn out.