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  • Get nature on the agenda

    23 May 2024

    Get nature on the agenda

    With the General Election set for 4 July, we have just six short weeks to make sure nature and climate change are at the heart of the next Government’s agenda.

     
  • Meet the Kelp-supporting Blue-footed Boobies

    23 May 2024

    Meet the Kelp-supporting Blue-footed Boobies

    A team of six fine women are swimming a Channel Relay for the Sussex Kelp Recovery Project. Meet the Blue-footed Boobies

     
  • Glimmers of hope for recovery of Sussex sea forests

    22 May 2024

    Glimmers of hope for recovery of Sussex sea forests

    The Sussex Kelp Recovery Project, the UK’s largest marine rewilding project, celebrates three years of seabed protection in Sussex today on the International Day of Biological Diversity.and have published their annual report.

     
  • Lovely Ladybirds

    16 May 2024

    Lovely Ladybirds

    Take a closer look at one of the UK’s most popular beetles.

     
  • Marine Photography Competition Launched

    15 May 2024

    Marine Photography Competition Launched

    Sussex is blessed with a magnificent coastline and coastal waters, which contain a really special, fascinating range of marine wildlife. In order to celebrate this, the marine team at Sussex Wildlife Trust, in collaboration with Sussex Underwater, is delighted to announce a Marine Photography competition for 2024.

     
  • Fox antics in central Brighton

    14 May 2024

    Fox antics in central Brighton

    Meet the Fox cubs living their best life running around the debris of an untouched back garden in Central Brighton

     
  • Meet the team: Tony Sharpe

    10 May 2024

    Meet the team: Tony Sharpe

    Meet Tony Sharpe, our membership recruiter. Here he talks about his soft spot for Rye Harbour Nature Reserve - the wildlife and the cake!

     
  • What does the Fox say?

    08 May 2024

    What does the Fox say?

    Discover the adorable results of all that foxy screaming on winter nights

     
  • One man. One charity. 100 kilometres.

    07 May 2024

    One man. One charity. 100 kilometres.

    Ranger Matt Rich is swapping the saltmarshes of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve for the rolling hills of the South Downs National Park. Over 48 hours, he’ll be walking 100km, taking on the South Coast Ultra Challenge to fundraise for Sussex Wildlife Trust.

     

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