News
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08 January 2025
A light for when all other lights go out
The shorter days of winter mean longer, colder nights - but provide an excellent opportunity for stargazing.
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08 January 2025
A round-up from Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Our Land Management team spill the beans on their highlights from 2024.
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07 January 2025
Stop Dumping on our Reef demo!
Surfers Against Sewage, supported by Sussex Wildlife Trust, are hosting a demo to oppose the renewal of a licence allowing Brighton Marina to dump polluted dredged sediments in Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone
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07 January 2025
The naming of birds
Bird names can be educational, evocative and amusing. David Bentley, trustee of the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, tells us about some of his favourites.
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06 January 2025
Blowing in the wind - how birds cope with extreme weather
How do birds cope in extreme windy weather?
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03 January 2025
What is a Local Plan Examination in Public?
What is an Local Plan Examination and what part do our conservation team play in them?
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02 January 2025
Wild and Free
Embrace the outdoors this January - it’s free!
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01 January 2025
Chalk streams and knuckerholes
What do you know about our amazing chalk streams? There are sites in Sussex where the water continually upwells from ‘knuckerholes’ and many Sussex folklore tales of ‘dragons’ which live in them!
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01 January 2025
Eastbourne Local Group events update
An update on Eastbourne Regional Group of the Sussex Wildlife Trust events in January 2025
Around Sussex
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06 June 2020
Species of the day: Jay
The magnificent Jay may well be regarded as one of Britain’s finest looking birds, markedly at odds with the rest of its family
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06 June 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Eighty-one
I remember the most exciting bird I have seen in the garden - a Turtle Dove.
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05 June 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Eighty
Demoiselles, beetles, Brimstones, a hungry woodpecker and a ‘Twix Special’