News
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17 June 2021
Work for Good
Are you a small business owner who wants to make a positive impact in your community? Use your business for good, and raise awareness of a cause you care about
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17 June 2021
Meet our staff: Hannah Miles - Discovery Centre Assistant Manager
We speak to new Assistant Manager Hannah Miles at Rye Harbour Discovery Centre about how it’s all going in the new visitor centre
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14 June 2021
Return of the Sussex Emerald
The Sussex Emerald (Thalera fimbrialis) moth is a very rare beast in the UK, with breeding traditionally restricted to the disturbed shingle habitats at Dungeness in Kent
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14 June 2021
What does Nature's Recovery mean for our decision makers?
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Director of Conservation calls on decision makers to challenge ‘business-as-usual’
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12 June 2021
The healing power of nature: 30 Days Wild week 2
David Philips blogs about Week Two of his 2021 30 Days Wild adventures
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11 June 2021
A rose chafer by any other name
The rose chafer is one seriously glamorous insect. Each one looks like it’s been designed, carefully crafted, coated in the most dazzling metallic green and hand polished.
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10 June 2021
A 30 Days Wild minibeast hunt
Look under leaves, lift up logs (placing them back down carefully), peer into cracks and crevices – who knows what miniature marvels you might find!
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08 June 2021
Government says yes to Highly Protected Marine Areas
The Wildlife Trusts cheer long fought-for arrival of first ever sea sanctuaries where all damaging activities will be banned
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07 June 2021
Bee Orchid
The Bee Orchid exploits male bees by promising them the one thing they value more than a good meal. The flowers do a passable impression of a stripy female bee, complete with furry body, outstretched wings and an irresistible female scent.
Around Sussex
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13 July 2015
New Leaflet
We have produced a new leaflet about Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
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13 July 2015
A white-letter day
The white-letter hairstreak is a rare butterfly in Sussex but if you find some elms you may be in luck and see one flying around the canopy or a pair of territorial males fighting high above the tree. The caterpillars of this hairstreak feed on elms and as our elms
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12 July 2015
Eastbourne Group Walk Report - Cornish Farm on 7 July 2015
Eastbourne Group Cornish Farm Walk