Target 100
06 December 2018
Target 100 is ambitious within the water industry for aiming to bring personal water consumption to an average of 100 litres per capita per day.
Archive of: Wetland 2
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - November 2018
29 November 2018
This month saw the first records of goldeneye for the winter
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The Rise of the Herons
11 November 2018
In the early days of the nature reserve the only species of heron you were likely to see at Rye Harbour was the familiar grey heron, but now…
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Nature's Engineers
11 November 2018
How wildlife shapes our landscapes
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - October 2018
31 October 2018
Bird highlight during October was a cattle egret which was initially seen on Castle Farm on the 18th.
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Migrant Magic
25 October 2018
Autumn is a very exciting time for ‘twitchers’ when many birds are on the move with the changing season and there is an increased chance of something rare turning up on our shores. But it is not only birds that migrate: many insects do too!
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The Natural Capital of Floodplains
17 October 2018
The Trust is working with partners to provide Natural Capital and multiple benefits to people and wildlife through Natural Flood Management in the Sussex Flow Initiative project.
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - September 2018
01 October 2018
One of the characteristic invertebrates of Rye Harbour at this time of the year is the sea-aster bee.
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Management for Bumblebees at Rye Harbour
24 September 2018
Over the last five years we have been managing some of our grassland for bumblebees, and every year between May and August we have also been counting the bees to monitor the effects.
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A Bike* of Bees
19 September 2018
At Rye Harbour, there are two quite similar species of ‘autumn colletes’ active at the moment, ivy bee (Colletes hederae) and sea-aster bee (Colletes halophilus), also known as saltmarsh bee