Rye Harbour | Sussex Wildlife Trust

01 October 2023

Introducing 'Guide in a Hide'

Find out what happens when you take one bird hide, a couple of bird experts and invite the public to spend some time with them.

01 October 2023

The Marsh Mallow Moth, also known as the Giant Ear, is an endangered species in the UK. Find out how we got on during a recent survey at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, in the search for this elusive moth.

01 October 2023

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings - September 2023

As our new Site Manager, Paul Tinsley-Marshall, settles into his role at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, find out what his wildlife highlights have been so far.

31 August 2023

Meet the staff: Dr Paul Tinsley-Marshall

Laura Ross catches up with Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Site Manager Dr Paul Tinsley Marshall to see how it’s going

15 August 2023

Mighty oaks from little acorns grow

Find out a few ways to connect with the environment and help ease your climate anxiety.

10 August 2023

What lurks in the shallows

Dav Bridger, Heritage Trainee, discovers a creature at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, used by the NHS to improve blood circulation.

02 August 2023

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings – July 2023

July was a very wet month that enabled the shingle flowers to have an extended flowering season

23 July 2023

Sandwich Terns at Rye Harbour

The history of Sandwich Terns in Rye Bay has been up and down, nesting at Dungeness from 1978 and at Rye Harbour from 1986.

22 July 2023

Sea fruits and veg

Jill Ferguson, Natasha Sharma and the Rye Harbour Wildlife Rangers have cooked up a blog on ‘supermarket items’ such as sea fruits and veg you might find on the beach for Marine Week!

21 July 2023

Nature Babies - building neural pathways

Jill Ferguson tells us about the Nature Babies group at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and explains its important role in stimulating an awareness in babies of the natural world at a crucial age