News
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11 May 2016
Biology Road
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s ecologist, Graeme Lyons, returns to Sussex University to teach students from all over the UK about entomology.
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10 May 2016
Step away from the desk
Sometimes it is hard to get away from the desk during the busy working day, but even a short stroll outside can reveal some amazing wildlife
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09 May 2016
Take two onions
Wild garlic is a relative of the bluebell and is flowering in woodlands across Sussex
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06 May 2016
Walk to Well Bottom
A walk onto the South Downs between Lewes and Seaford.
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06 May 2016
Any Other Business
It’s hard to have a meeting at Woods Mill when there’s so many unscheduled items on the agenda.
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04 May 2016
European Protected Species
The fourth of our blog series about the EU Referendum and Sussex Wildlife, looks at European Protected Species - including bats, dormice and great crested newts.
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04 May 2016
Dawn Chorus warms the heart on a cold morning
Mike Russell lead this year’s Dawn Chorus walk at a frosty Woods Mill
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03 May 2016
Soggy flowers, kids and water buffalo!
Restoring flowering fens at West Rise school near Eastbourne – Soggy flowers, kids and water buffalo!
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28 April 2016
Wildlife Courses and Walks in May 2016
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in May