Archive
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23 December 2015
Tony Juniper becomes President of The Wildlife Trusts
Tony Juniper - campaigner, writer and well-known environmentalist – has been appointed President of The Wildlife Trusts.
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22 December 2015
Winter Solstice
At 4:49am today (22nd December) we turned into another six months of lengthening days. It’s all too easy to wish the Winter away….
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17 December 2015
A Year of Finding Birds in Sussex
Mike Russell looks back at the highlights of his Sussex bird courses in 2015
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15 December 2015
Badger Vaccination in Sussex
Sussex Wildlife Trust - in partnership with the volunteer led Sussex Badger Vaccination Group - begun a five year programme of badger vaccinations at both our Malling Down and Southerham nature reserves.
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09 December 2015
Let's Make Every Child Wild
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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06 December 2015
Nature Tots – why DO we turn out on a wet Wednesday morning?
Find out what the Nature Tots have been up to this year in their end of season report 2015
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04 December 2015
Golden Spectacle at Rye Harbour
Big flocks of birds doing spectacular aerial displays is always a wonder to behold; try and get out and see in Sussex this winter is the mass of golden plover down at Rye Harbour nature reserve
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02 December 2015
My first memory of the natural world
My first memory of the natural world was joyfully chaotic at the time, and it sparked a lifetime’s career too!
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01 December 2015
Wild about Winter at Seven Sisters Country Park
Wild about Winter at Seven Sisters Country Park near Eastbourne
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01 December 2015
Eco Fashion
Find out more about Rapanui, the eco-fashion people behind the Trust’s clothing range. Plus details of an exciting Christmas offer.
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01 December 2015
November 2015: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One bird which has become increasingly scarce on the reserve in the last 15 years is the hen harrier.
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29 November 2015
Quercus robur and Friends
Food, shelter, support oaks provide it all for hundreds of living creatures. For us they are a thing of beauty that makes us stop for a second, take a breath and admire and then move on into the misty rain.