What we do

Do you want to know more about what we do? We exist for everyone who cares about nature in Sussex and you can learn more about what we're up to in Sussex.

Discover

Do you want to discover more about wildlife in Sussex? We want to help people connect with nature in Sussex and find out more about wildlife.

Visit

Do you want to get closer to the natural world? Visit one of our nature reserves and you'll experience ancient woodlands, beautiful birds, fascinating flowers and much more.

Make a difference

Do you want to help the Trust make a difference? Inspiring local people to get involved in our work is a really important part of what we do.

Annual Members Meeting

The 58th Annual Members Meeting of the Sussex Wildlife Trust

On: Saturday 14 November 2020 at 10:30

At: The Shoreham Centre, 2 Pond Road, Shoreham-by-Sea BN43 5WU

Details to follow

Parking and travel

Pay & Display parking is available in the car park behind the Shoreham Centre but spaces are limited so please arrive by public transport if you can. Shoreham railway station is less than five minutes’ walk away and there are regular buses into the area. For further travel information please see www.traveline.org.uk

Lunch

Booking is essential, members only. If you would like to join us for a buffet lunch after the AGM please email: swtceoffice@sussexwt.org.uk or telephone: 01273 497 526. Please email if you can as our phone lines are often extremely busy.

Please note booking is essential to reserve your complimentary lunch. Please let us know of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.

Recent Tweets

Saw some hedgehog poo on the garden path on Wednesday, so Thursday eve I put out my camera trap. @btnhovewildlife @LivingCoastUK @sussexmammals @SussexWildlife @MathewsFiona @SumatraCTP pic.twitter.com/Z7w0OgiBrs
— Stephen Savage (@BiolAuthorEdu) March 28, 2020

28 Mar 20 11:21 am

A huge thank-you to everyone that supported the Rye Harbour Quilt project. It has raised nearly £5,000 for the @RyeHarbour_NR Discovery Centre. https://t.co/M4I5XOQWMC pic.twitter.com/fSVAkGTs1r
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🐸 (@SussexWildlife) March 28, 2020

28 Mar 20 10:33 am

Second in our @ryeharbour_NR #WaderTales series, the Oystercatcher. About half the Sussex population nest at the reserve, 30 odd pairs. They lay their eggs in the shingle & rely on camouflage. It's unusual for waders to feed their chicks, but these do. pic.twitter.com/o6TTvT6Af4
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🐸 (@SussexWildlife) March 28, 2020

28 Mar 20 09:57 am

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