Wildlife Photography Competition | Sussex Wildlife Trust

30 May 2023

Where to see… orchids

There are about 56 species of orchid native to the UK and 23 of those can be found across Sussex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves. These are some of the best reserves to visit in search of beautiful and elusive wild orchids.

26 May 2023

Visit to Abbots Wood and Warren Hill

David Beer from the Eastbourne Local Members Group writes about recent walks at Abbots Wood and Warren Hill

25 May 2023

Nature's Recovery - the Sussex story

Chris Corrigan writes about the vision of the Weald to Waves and the opportunities and challenges of building functional corridors for nature

25 May 2023

Children swap the classroom for the beach

Wild Beach is part of our Discover Rye Harbour project funded by a National Lottery Heritage Fund, has so far welcomed five local primary schools and provided training for 10 teachers to run their own programme.

24 May 2023

Meet the team: Sarah Cosgrove, Food & Beverage Assistant Manager

Meet Sarah Cosgrove, Food & Beverage Assistant Manager at Lime Kiln Café in the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre

22 May 2023

Urgent: last chance to Defend Nature, please take action today!

Time is running out before a crucial vote on Wednesday 24 May - please contact your MP today.

22 May 2023

Discovering The Deneway

The Deneway is a hidden gem. A linear site offering a sheltered wildlife corridor from open downland into the suburbs. Home to a wide variety of wildlife, the site offers a great space to work with volunteers, school visits, corporate groups, community projects and forest school trainees.

19 May 2023

Rafts for nesting Common Terns

300 pairs of Common Tern breed in Sussex and most of these are in the Rye area - at Rye Harbour and Pett Level. A project was put together to provide additional nesting sites for Common Tern on artificial islands, or rafts, to improve their breeding success.