News
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22 September 2024
2025 Wildlife of Sussex Calendars
Our two 2025 calendars - Wildlife of Sussex and Rye Harbour Nature Reserve are now available to order from our online shop.
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20 September 2024
Stop dumping on our reef!
Brighton Marina is currently allowed to dump dredged sediment in Beachy Head West Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) but their licence is now up for renewal – and we don’t think this activity should continue.
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20 September 2024
September events at Rye Harbour
Sarah Watson, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Events Officer, shares some of the highlights of the reserve’s upcoming events programme.
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20 September 2024
Meet our volunteers: Derek Williams
Meet Derek Williams, who has just retired after a remarkable 35 years as a volunteer for the Trust
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19 September 2024
Reptile Ridge Bug Hotel now open for business
An exciting new accommodation opportunity has opened up for wildlife at The Deneway nature reserve. Thanks to the hard work of the Youth Rangers, the Reptile Ridge Bug Hotel is ready for visitors
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19 September 2024
The Blue Carbon Mapping Project
Charities urge stronger protection for UK seas as landmark reports reveal amount of carbon stored in seabed habitats for the first time
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18 September 2024
Summer fun for all the family
This summer, over 128 people took part in our nature-inspired family activities at Rye Harbour. Alice Oakley, our Volunteer Coordinator who ran the sessions, gives us the lowdown.
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18 September 2024
Capturing the Milky Way
When we shared an incredible photo of the Milky Way at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, lots of you asked for advice on how to capture it. We asked the photographer himself, Derek Griffin, to spill the beans.
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16 September 2024
Meeting a tree
What does ‘meeting a tree’ involve? The staff team were invited to give this a try at Tilgate Park.
Around Sussex
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19 May 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Sixty-three
Some sycophantic toadying to an amphibian I adore; warts and all.
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18 May 2020
Species of the day: Elder
Now is the perfect time to see the attractive creamy-white inflorescence produced by the Elder. It’s a common shrub of hedgerows and neglected ground and will grow voraciously once established
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18 May 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Sixty-two
California Dreaming with some Starlings, Alfred Hitchcock and William Shakespeare.