Archive
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24 February 2020
Talk on British Owls and Woodpeckers
The Eastbourne regional group were treated to a highly informative and entertaining talk on British Owls and Woodpeckers
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21 February 2020
Biophilia
We have a word to describe this innate connection with nature: biophilia. Nature is essential to our very existence but it also makes us happy, and there’s a growing body of evidence describing how the natural world helps to boost our health and wellbeing.
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18 February 2020
Frogs
Ponds across the county will soon be filling up with an army of amorous frogs, and in this case love can be a battleground
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17 February 2020
Grey heron
It’s not unusual for Grey Herons to begin nesting in February, and as one of our largest birds their activity can be hard to miss. They are an imposing sight on the riverbank, standing tall and motionless at the water’s edge as they wait with seemingly endless patience for a potential meal to pass by.
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16 February 2020
The subtle makings of a wild place
The natural world is a subtle place, pulsing with intricacies and symbioses - often ignored or misunderstood by us. What does it mean to be natural or wild?
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15 February 2020
Late winter in the wildlife garden
As we approach the end of winter, we thought we’d speak to our friends at Vine House Farm Bird Foods to get some tips on what can be done at this time of year in a wildlife-friendly garden, and what to look out for.
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14 February 2020
Love-in-the-Mist for Valentine's Day
On Valentine’s Day, Sussex Wildlife Trust is delighted to celebrate great partnerships. The Trust loves the support it gets from its business members, as well as their commitment to helping wildlife. One such company is online boutique Wedding in a Teacup.
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13 February 2020
Have your say in Horsham District
You may have heard that Horsham District Council is reviewing their Local Plan. The first consultation on this review opens on Monday 17 February and runs until 5pm on 30 March 2020.
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12 February 2020
Thank You, Seaford
Over the last two years our Seaford Community Wildlife Project has worked with schools, young people, community groups and volunteers to explore Seaford Head Nature Reserve and the local area and the amazing wildlife.
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12 February 2020
Vision, Action, Partnership: Reflections on the Landscape Innovation Conference
Dr Chris Sandom was really excited to be invited by Fran Southgate from the Sussex Wildlife Trust to help organise and host the Landscape Innovation Conference. Now the conference is complete Chris wanted to share a few thoughts.
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07 February 2020
Ending the war on nature - Rewilding
Our war against nature is something we are in danger of winning!
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05 February 2020
Nature2020 is here
Nature2020 launched with an early morning bird watch at Woods Mill, headquarters of the Sussex Wildlife Trust