News
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21 March 2024
Three years of the Sussex Kelp Recovery Project
We are celebrating three years of seabed protection and of the Sussex Kelp Recovery Project.
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20 March 2024
Rewilding Butcherlands
Butcherlands is reclaimed arable land under conversion back to woodland. It is now a rich mosaic of grassland and scrub, home to Nightingales, Whitethroat and Wood White butterflies
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19 March 2024
Three nature reserves to visit this spring
Spring is the perfect opportunity to get out and explore what nature has to offer. Our nature reserves are free to visit, and we’ve chosen three which are fantastic for wildlife in the spring.
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18 March 2024
Farming - working with nature
Emma Chaplin took a visit to the Wilder Ouse project, who have been creating cascading ponds where once land drains had been put in - and where nature is now returning as a consequence
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18 March 2024
Meet the Marvellous Super Slugs and Snails
The RHS and The Wildlife Trusts have given these incredible creatures a reputation makeover, find out more in the latest Wild About Gardens guide
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17 March 2024
Wild Coast Sussex - what we have achieved
Wild Coast Sussex is a community engagement and education project which aims to inspire Sussex communities to care for the marine environment is coming to an end in March 2024
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15 March 2024
Celebrate World Sleep Day like a Sea Creature
On March 15th, it’s World Sleep Day – a time to celebrate the power of a good night’s rest. But did you know that even our underwater sea friends are masters of the snooze?
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14 March 2024
Behind the Lens with Mark Mallalieu
Meet our new Trustee Mark Mallalieu and find out about being a ‘fieldworker with a camera’
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13 March 2024
The remarkable bond of maternal relationships in Sussex marine animals
Find out more about different kinds of maternal care you might see in the marine world off the Sussex coast
Around Sussex
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26 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Forty
Results from our fourth Back garden Bird Race. There was no Hoopoe but there was a penguin. Seriously.
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26 April 2020
Species of the day: Blue Tit
With vividly bright plumage and a personable nature, the tiny Blue Tit is one of our most recognisable garden birds
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25 April 2020
Species of the day: Ivy-leaved Toadflax
The charming Ivy-leaved Toadflax isn’t a native British species, having thought to have hitched a ride on imported Italian sculptures and first recorded living wild in 1640.