Archive
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16 November 2017
Sussex Wildife Trust 2018 Calendar
Brighton & Hove based wildlife photographer Lisa Geoghegan stunning photographs feature exclusively in the 2018 Wildlife of Sussex printed calendar now available to buy through the Sussex Wildlife Trust online shop.
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14 November 2017
Starling Murmurations
A murmuration of starlings is one of the natural world’s most impressive spectacles, eagerly anticipated, relatively easy to see and yet intriguingly mysterious
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12 November 2017
30 Years After the Great Storm - Controllers versus Arcadians
Should we control nature or should we let it control us? This is more than a question about practical conservation management.
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09 November 2017
On the trail of the olfactory otter
Signs of otter have been spotted in Sussex - otter spraint, footprints and anal jelly. How do otters use these signs to communicate?
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08 November 2017
Black-headed gull
You might look at a black-headed gull at this time of year and wonder how on earth it got its name
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07 November 2017
30 years after the Great Storm - copying storms
If natural disturbance is a good, indeed driving force in nature, can disturbance from humans have a similar effect?
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03 November 2017
Foxes in the snow win photo competition
Find out the winner of our 2017 photo competition.
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02 November 2017
Heart-felt thanks
Thanks to two generous donations, vital life-saving equipment is now on board Sussex Wildlife Trust vehicles taking volunteers to remote nature reserves in the county.
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01 November 2017
October 2017 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One bird which has become much more common on the reserve in the last 10 years is the raven.
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01 November 2017
Winter wildlife adventures for under-fives across Sussex
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Nature Tots groups of outdoor family fun, building confidence and a love of the natural world in children aged 3-5, are back for November and December.
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26 October 2017
30 Years After the Great Storm - a taste of rewilding
Dr Tony Whitbread continues his series of blogs about the effects of the Great Storm - a taste of rewilding
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26 October 2017
Nicholas Culpeper: Better Living Through Botany
Just over 400 years ago, in 1616, a legend was born; a rebel who partnered up with Mother Nature to revolutionise British medicine. The herbal hero, the botanical bad boy, the father of alternative medicine, ladies and gentleman I give you...Nicholas Culpeper.Nicholas did not have a great start in life.