Could you be a Volunteer Nature Tots Group Assistant
02 May 2017
If you enjoy working with children aged 3-5 and have an interest in wildlife, why not come along and help us run our Nature Tots sessions.
Archive of: Volunteering
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Up and running
18 January 2017
The Trust has set up a new volunteer group in Brighton
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Bags of Fun
08 November 2016
Thanks to a £3,000 donation from the Southern Co-operative’s ‘Love Your Neighbourhood’ campaign, we have been able to develop our work with children and young people.
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Saturday Hit Squad at Malling Down
14 September 2016
Volunteers from the Saturday Hit Squad have been working hard on the South Downs
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Converting to conservation
22 February 2016
Craig Ifield aged 19, joined Wild About Worthing’s Youth Rangers 6 months ago on the recommendation of his Environmental Sciences teacher. Find out how he got on.
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Pond Heroes
18 February 2016
Five Sussex Wildlife Trust Youth Rangers aged 16-25 are restoring an overgrown pond at Thomas A Becket Junior School in Glebeside Avenue, Worthing. Pupils aged 7-11 will use it for pond dipping activities and learn all about the amazing world of underwater wildlife living right on their doorstep.
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Volunteers rock on
11 February 2016
Sussex Wildlife Trust volunteers have been working tirelessly over the past few weeks at Eridge Rocks nature reserve near Crowborough, a majestic sandstone rock outcrop set in mixed woodland.
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Let's Make Every Child Wild
09 December 2015
Wildlife Rangers Christmas bash at Seven Sisters Country Park on 12 December and Stanmer Park in Brighton on 22 December where we’ll be making festive wreaths, fire lighting, whittling and cooking
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Making Meadows
16 October 2015
As far as the eye can see, volunteers are industriously fetching, carrying, digging and sowing - restoring a flower-rich meadow.
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Starting them young at Seaford Head
12 October 2015
Read how our one of our volunteers is encouraging the next generation of wildlife lovers.