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.

West Weald Project Area Map

West Weald Area Map

Recent Tweets

I saw my first ever black winged stilt @ryeharbour_NR this summer 🥰 I was amazed to see how small it was compared to the lapwing! 😮 Given the length of it's legs, I'd expected this dainty bird to be far bigger! 🎥@BBCSpringwatch @Natures_Voice @SussexWildlife #Winterwatch pic.twitter.com/jN80zVglGD
— Sara Humphrey (@Sussex_Sara) January 26, 2021

26 Jan 21 08:24 pm

Thanks to Tom Lee for this reflective stunner: "Sleeping beauty? or Swan Lake? You decide. From my last (pre lockdown) visit to @ryeharbour_NR" pic.twitter.com/TOVwe4v9Dt
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) January 26, 2021

26 Jan 21 07:30 pm

This week, we're going to help you identify some of feathered friends you’re most likely to see & hear from home. #1 Starling
ID: Star-studded with a glossy sheen of purple and green
Song: Chattering rattles, clicks, whistles and warbles. A skilled mimic #WindowOnWildlife pic.twitter.com/n8dwF1cXxZ
— Sussex Wildlife Trust 🦔 (@SussexWildlife) January 26, 2021

26 Jan 21 04:30 pm

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