Archive
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01 March 2025
Reflections on accessibility at Woods Mill
Uni student and wheelchair user Letty Raby was kind enough to meet us to talk about how Woods Mill could be improved for access at the reserve
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01 March 2025
Behind the Lens with Wayne Turner
Meet wildlife photographer Wayne Turner and find out about his love of owls
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28 February 2025
Landmark Day for Beavers
Sussex Wildlife Trust welcomes the announcement today allowing licensed releases of Beavers into the wild in England, whilst confirming that all existing wild populations can remain and expand naturally
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28 February 2025
Goldcrest: The Little King
Crowned with a yellow tuft, this aptly named species has an equally grand and adorable Latin name: Regulus regulus, or ‘little king’.
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24 February 2025
Eastbourne Local Group - February events 2025
Rye visit and bumblebees. Find out what the Eastbourne Local Group has been getting up to
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21 February 2025
Wildlife wellbeing: how you can help
As the days get longer and lighter, here’s how you can offer a helping hand to wildlife in your gardens and outdoor spaces.
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19 February 2025
All washed up along the strand
At this time of year we find all sorts of things washed up on the beach. Are there things you should do if you see a creature?
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14 February 2025
Love is in the air
The Slow Worm, Cockchafer and Sweat Bee might not be associated with romance, but they’ve made it on to the list of species that our staff love.
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13 February 2025
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings: January 2025
January got off to a great start, with several sightings of Humpback Whale along the coast. The bird of the month was a Hooded Crow; a rare winter visitor to the nature reserve.
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13 February 2025
Good practice in wildlife photography and filmmaking
Many get great pleasure from nature photography – but it’s of the utmost importance to be mindful of not disturbing or even damaging the wildlife
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12 February 2025
Meet our volunteers: Candy Cridland
Get to know Candy Cridland, an Education and Welcome & Information Desk Volunteer at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
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11 February 2025
Lost voices: uncovering female birdsong
Historically, it was thought that only male songbirds sang. However, research conducted in the last ten years has proved this theory wrong.