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  • Reserve management of heathland

    11 October 2024

    Reserve management of heathland

    We actively manage our heathland reserves for wildlife. But how do we do that?

     
  • Are you meeting with your MP tomorrow?

    11 October 2024

    Are you meeting with your MP tomorrow?

    Do you want your MP to help protect your local green space or take the action needed to clean up our rivers and seas? The Common Grounds day of action is happening tomorrow, Saturday 12th October, across the country.

     
  • Meet the team: Aimi Rifat

    10 October 2024

    Meet the team: Aimi Rifat

    Get to know a bit more about Aimi Rifat, our new Wilder Learning and Communities Officer.

     
  • Fantastic fungi of Rye Harbour

    10 October 2024

    Fantastic fungi of Rye Harbour

    Neither plant nor animal, they belong to a kingdom all of their own. We’re talking about fungi. Sarah Watson, Events Officer at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve and resident fungi-lover, introduces a few of her finds from the nature reserve.

     
  • March for Clean Water

    08 October 2024

    March for Clean Water

    Sussex Wildlife Trust is calling on people living in Sussex to join Trust staff to ‘March for Clean Water’ on Sunday 3 November 2024

     
  • Meet zombie fungi

    07 October 2024

    Meet zombie fungi

    Vedika Patel tells us about the Cordyceps fungus, also known as the zombie fungi, that she discovered at The Deneway

     
  • Fungi of Ebernoe

    06 October 2024

    Fungi of Ebernoe

    These incredible organisms sprout at Ebernoe’s every turn; head out this autumn to spot them.

     
  • Forest Copse Appeal: one year on

    04 October 2024

    Forest Copse Appeal: one year on

    A year on from our successful Forest Copse Appeal, Site Manager Ryan Allison, shares the work that has taken place to improve the fields for wildlife

     
  • How art, songs and poetry can help communicate our work

    03 October 2024

    How art, songs and poetry can help communicate our work

    Can art, songs, and poetry be a powerful ally in breathing life into scientific findings, helping us connect emotionally on the urgent issues of biodiversity loss and the climate crisis?

     

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