Archive
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17 July 2026
Sundews - Sussex heathland carnivores
This eater of insects can be found on Sussex heathlands - but look carefully, as despite being prolific predators, these plants are only centimetres tall.
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16 July 2026
New roles at Sussex Wildlife Trust
With new projects launching, we’re looking for talented new members to join the team in a range of roles. Do you know someone looking for the first step, or their next step, into restoring nature in Sussex?
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15 July 2026
How We're Managing Water Levels at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Managing water levels at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a constant balancing act. Find out how the challenges the team have faced to keep water levels right for wildlife.
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15 July 2026
Celebrating National Marine Week at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
James Duncan shares some of the incredible journeys made by the wildlife at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
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15 July 2026
Discovering bats and so much more at The Deneway as part of my Masters
Emma McCarthy is studying Applied Ecology. She’s been using our urban nature reserve, The Deneway, as part of her Masters.
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15 July 2026
What's that black and white butterfly?
Many species of butterflies are on the wing in July, including our smart monochrome species. Charlotte Owen takes a closer look.
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14 July 2026
Sussex Bird Race 2026 - chasing the century
A 2.45am start for the 2026 Sussex Bird Race! Find out more.
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10 July 2026
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings June
Sussex Wildlife Trust volunteer David Bentley sums up wildlife sightings at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in June 2026
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09 July 2026
Fascinating Flying Ants
Sara Booth-Card looks out for the telltale signs of flying ant days and shares her love for the underground world of ants.
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08 July 2026
Wilder Wealden
New Wilder Wealden partnership to reconnect habitats and support wildlife recovery across the district
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01 July 2026
Local Nature Recovery Strategies for Sussex published
The first Local Nature Recovery Strategies for West Sussex, East Sussex and Brighton & Hove have now been published.
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01 July 2026
We are the river, the river is us: joining up action at the Wilder Ouse Conference
Despite soaring temperatures, 140 people came together in Lewes to fight for the future of the Ouse.