News
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04 November 2025
Meet Wilder Ouse Officer Harriet Trueman
Meet new Wilder Ouse Officer Harriet Trueman and discover her love of dung beetles
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04 November 2025
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings: October 2025
David Bentley updates us on what was seen on Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in October 2025
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04 November 2025
Sussex Walking Group
We caught up with Jan Blackstock to find out more about the Sussex Walking Group
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03 November 2025
Sussex comes alive with music, film and performance
‘Enchanting Forest’ by Forests Without Frontiers at Brighton Dome.
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02 November 2025
For the look of joy and awe: a few words with Sam Lee
Ahead of his sold-out show in the Discovery Centre at Rye Harbour, we asked Sam Lee about his connections to nature and Sussex.
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31 October 2025
Working together for Wilder Learning
Head of Wilder Learning, Abi, met with other Wildlife Trusts and the National Education Nature Park at Rye Harbour for some cross organisation collaboration - watch our video.
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29 October 2025
Natural Simulcra art project at Rye Harbour
Jonathan Lamb uses 3D scanning and printing to examine how landscape is constructed. Part of his research has been at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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28 October 2025
Silver-studded Blues with Tom Lee
Tom Lee has been volunteering with the surveys of the fragile Silver-studded Blue butterfly on Ashdown Forest. Find out more
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23 October 2025
Lords Urged to Disarm the Planning & Infrastructure Bill
It’s crunch time for ‘de-weaponising’ the Planning & Infrastructure Bill in the House of Lords.
Around Sussex
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03 September 2022
1st AGM (May 2022)
Storrington and Arun Valley Regional Group’s first Annual General Meeting was held at the headquarters of the Sussex Wildlife Trust in May 2022.
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07 July 2022
A circular walk from Butt's Brow
David Beer from Eastbourne Local Members Group writes about a circular walk from Butt’s Brow
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07 July 2022
It's Not Gardening!
There are approximately 2500 posts marking the boundaries of just three of the established ‘fields’ at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. Our land management team can’t do this without the support of the amazing volunteers.