Evening Wildlife at The Deneway Nature Reserve (12/03/24)

The Deneway, Sussex Wildlife Trust's youth-led reserve

Join us for a special evening session at Deneway Nature Reserve in Brighton to find out about the wildlife that comes out here at night! We will be looking out for Badgers and Foxes on the reserve, and maybe some early flying bats using bat detectors. You will learn how to survey small mammals using Longworth traps and they will be opened during Deneway’s Wild Future session on the 13^th March. We will have the moth trap running so there will be a chance to learn some moth identification and how moth trapping works. This is a great opportunity to see elusive wildlife and get experience of survey techniques.

A break and refreshments will be provided. Wear suitable footwear and warm clothing.

There is a toilet on site. Feel free to email us with any questions.

Meet at the reserve entrance gate at The Deneway nature reserve, Brighton

Free event for 16 to 25 year olds, but booking essential.

This is part of Sussex Youth in Nature, an events programme for young people from Sussex Wildlife Trust. These are free and accessible events and workshops for 16-25 year olds based at various locations across Sussex. They offer the opportunity to learn more about nature through craft, conservation, and species identification.