Seaford Head | Sussex Wildlife Trust

20 January 2025

Humpbacks in Sussex waters

This winter has seen an extraordinary spate of sightings of one of nature’s giants, the Humpback Whale, along the Sussex coast.

12 September 2024

Empowering the next generation of birders and environmentalists

Find out how the SOS along with Action for Conservation have been empowering the next generation of birders and environmentalists

30 October 2023

Bird ringing at Hope Bottom

Studying bird migration is a most important factor to help us understand the mystery and variation of bird migratory behaviour. Terry Hallahan tells us about the bird ringing group at Hope Gap

26 June 2023

Potter Flower Bee

The Potter Flower Bee is one of the rarest bees in the UK. It is now only found at Seaford Head and two other locations in Britain. James Power, author of The Bees of Sussex, tells us more.

03 October 2022

Rare migrant found at Seaford Head - the Death's-head Hawk-moth

A rare migrant with an awesome skull image on the back of its thorax has been found at Seaford Head nature reserve - the Death’s-head Hawkmoth

15 June 2022

Be tick aware

Now summer is here it is a good time to brush up on your knowledge of ticks, where they live and what sensible precautions you can take.

23 August 2021

Moon Carrot at Seaford Head

Members of Seaford Natural History Society carried out the annual Moon Carrot survey at Seaford Head last week. Controlling scrub on this slope seems to be having a positive effect.

12 February 2020

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.