Archive of: Rye Harbour
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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
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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.
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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!
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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
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18 July 2023
A treasure hunt for lost words
Summer’s here and we’ve got a brand new treasure hunt to get your little one’s exploring as they search for the ‘lost words’.
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04 July 2023
Meet the staff: Matthew Rich
Laura Ross, Communications Officer talks to Matthew Rich, Ranger at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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01 July 2023
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings – June 2023
June included an exceptional mass stranding of thousands of Blue Jellyfish late in the month
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30 June 2023
Success surveying Sussex Emerald
Rebecca Levey, Kent’s Magnificent Moths Conservation Officer, recently took a trip to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and made an exciting discovery.
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30 June 2023
Meet our staff: Laura Ross
Find out more about our new Communications Officer, Laura, including her obsession with sea glass.
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21 June 2023
Have you spotted the Woolly Wildlife for 30 Days Wild at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve?
Find out how #30DaysWild means woolly wildlife at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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02 June 2023
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings – May 2023
The large deep mauve Salsify and its close relative smaller and yellow Goatsbeard flowered side by side
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25 May 2023
Children swap the classroom for the beach
Wild Beach is part of our Discover Rye Harbour project funded by a National Lottery Heritage Fund, has so far welcomed five local primary schools and provided training for 10 teachers to run their own programme.