Archive of: Woods Mill
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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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30 January 2025
Meet our volunteers: David Phillips
Meet volunteer David Phillips and find out a bit more about what he does to help out at Woods Mill
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06 November 2024
Meet the staff: Ryan Allison
Meet Site Manager- West, Ryan Allison and find out more about his work, life and conservation grazing horses!
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27 September 2024
Mud, mud, glorious mud - puddling the scrapes at Woods Mill
Puddling! What’s been happening to the scrapes at Woods Mill?
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15 September 2024
Fieldcraft AKA how to watch wildlife without disturbing it
What exactly is fieldcraft? David Plummer tells us more
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30 August 2024
Discovering the Brown Hairstreak at Woods Mill
Chris Corrigan has been searching for the elusive Brown Hairstreak butterfly
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08 June 2024
Welcoming EMAS to a nature-based activity day
It was a great pleasure for the Trust to welcome around 40 members of Brighton-based Ethnic Minority Achievement Service (EMAS) to Woods Mill for a wellbeing day in nature
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25 May 2024
A Woods Mill wander for Volunteers Week
A wildlife walk at Woods Mill was a great start to events being put on to thank our amazing volunteers during Volunteers Week 2024
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05 May 2024
The Turtle Dove
Hear the sweet song of summer. The Turtle Dove, a charming migratory bird, found in Sussex each summer. This delicate dove is a symbol of love and devotion, celebrated in literature and song. Find out how to spot this elusive bird and help protect its vital habitat.
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25 April 2024
Volunteers reminisce part 2. Woods Mill
We hear from Christine Dafter, who has been an Education Volunteer at Woods Mill for many years
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17 January 2024
Butterfly watching in January?
Butterflies in January? Well, you can find the eggs! Bob Foreman goes looking for Brown Hairstreak eggs at Woods Mill
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16 January 2024
Meet the staff: Steve Tillman
We talk to Steve Tillman, of the Wilder Horsham District project, who has been working for Sussex Wildlife Trust for 25 years.