News
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03 May 2022
Finding out about small mammals
Ecologist Laurie Jackson runs a number of courses for Sussex Wildlife Trust, including an Introduction to Small Mammals
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02 May 2022
Behind the Lens with Barry Cook
Barry Cook tells us about his wildlife photography
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01 May 2022
April 2022 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
Top bird spot on the reserve during April was shared by three species this month!
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29 April 2022
Let's get ready to trundl
Tess Caven and Hilary Mines are co-founders of a new membership app, trundl, designed to encourage more people to go out walking in the fresh air. We met them to find out more.
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26 April 2022
Support Sussex Wildlife Trust at the Sussex Art Fair
Support Sussex Wildlife Trust by buying kindly donated art from our stand at Sussex Art Fair
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26 April 2022
Behind the Lens with Gareth Price
Gareth Price tells us about his wildlife photography
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25 April 2022
Ponds and scrapes with the Sussex Flow Initiative
“Ponds to me are magical… I’m fascinated with the mysterious hidden world beneath the surface and their importance in creating resilient landscapes for people and wildlife.” says Sam Buckland of the Sussex Flow Initiative
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22 April 2022
Emergence - a few more entries
We had so many entries for our creative nature writing anthology, not every one made the cut - but we so enjoyed reading them all. Here are a few of those
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19 April 2022
Become an eggsplorer at your local beach
Sophia Bolton of Wild Coast Sussex talks us through some egg capsules often found washed up on the beach, colloquially known as mermaid’s purses.
Around Sussex
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10 September 2016
How do you view the countryside?
Is it the beauty of the countryside that appeals to you, or the patterns, or the plants, or animals, or the tranquility?
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01 September 2016
August 2016: Rye Harbour
August saw the addition of yet another plant species to the reserve list with the discovery of a single plant of common sea lavender near the Mary Stanford lifeboat house on the 25th.
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24 August 2016
Warren Hill revisited
Warren Hill Revisited