Sussex Wildlife Trust is working hard for nature at this challenging time but we can only do so with your support.

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.

Contact the Watch Team

Woods Mill nature reserve

Henfield

Sue Curnock - Wildlife Watch Coordinating Officer

Contact Sue for General Watch Enquiries OR Ryan's Saturday Woods Mill Group

Ryan Greaves - People & Wildlife Officer

Seven Sisters Country Park, Seaford/Eastbourne

Paula da Luz - People & Wildlife Officer

Contact Paula for enquiries relating to Seven Sisters Saturday Group

Brighton

Stanmer Park, meet at the car park opposite the church in Stanmer Village

Bruno Passo - People & Wildlife Officer

Contact Bruno for enquiries relating to Brighton - Saturday Stanmer Park group

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

Rye Harbour Village car park, Rye Harbour, Rye

Lucy Bowyer - People & Wildlife Officer

Contact Lucy for enquiries relating to Rye Harbour Saturday group

Chesworth Farm, Horsham

Tamara Jewell - People & Wildlife Officer

Contact Tamara for enquiries relating to Chesworth Farm, Horsham, Saturday Group

Recent Tweets

Since we're launching our "Into the Wild" photo competition, we thought we'd tweet some finalists from previous years, for inspiration! Glorious colour here from Jamie Fielding, Etienne Fournier, Martin Munn & Alan McKenzie https://t.co/95Y5hGL96u pic.twitter.com/OLf56GjVSX
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🐸 (@SussexWildlife) July 9, 2020

9 Jul 20 03:30 pm

Despite the depression inducing bbq patches, there were 7 marching Musk Orchids in the same place that 6 were last year, and I've had reports of more elsewhere on the reserve which is great news! pic.twitter.com/oGG3gK6Q08
— Glenn Norris (@GlennNorris13) July 9, 2020

9 Jul 20 01:18 pm

Warden Chris reports that it's Big Horsefly Time! This male Large Marsh Horsefly was lounging on a gate at Castle Water earlier in the week (you can tell it's a male because the eyes touch on the top of the head). This one is beefy, though it is still considered medium-sized. pic.twitter.com/c2M2INNVor
— Rye Harbour Nature Reserve (@ryeharbour_NR) July 9, 2020

9 Jul 20 12:54 pm

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