News
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21 October 2022
A day in the life of a Wild Beach Leader
Wild Coast Sussex Communities and Wildlife Officer Ella Garrud takes us through a day in the life of a Wild Beach Leader
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20 October 2022
Scrap the Bill – not our environmental protections
The UK government is in turmoil but we still need urgent action to Defend Nature. The Retained EU Law Bill is not fit for purpose, so we’re calling on the government to withdraw it immediately.
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19 October 2022
When 'protected' doesn't mean protected
Tomorrow, Brighton & Hove councillors will likely approve the adoption of the City Plan Part 2 at their full council meeting. It will designates more sites for housing in the City, including five that are important wildlife havens and vital local greenspaces.
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19 October 2022
Your special wildlife experiences
A few weeks ago, we asked you to share your special wildlife experiences with us. Here are just a few of our favourites.
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18 October 2022
Meet our business members: Driftime
We speak to Abb-d Taiyo of Business Members Driftime
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17 October 2022
Update from Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Heritage Trainee, Shannon
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve’s Heritage Trainee, Shannon is back with her latest update.
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17 October 2022
Save the Date for the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre Festive Makers Market
Everyone at the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre is getting ready for the venue’s second Festive Makers Market. Find out more as we chat with Gesine and Rowan …
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16 October 2022
How to identify fungi
We are often asked to identify fungi, but with 15,000 species, it’s not something that can easily be done. Charlotte Owen explains more. Plus some thoughts on foraging.
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13 October 2022
Defend Nature latest and thank you
We’re starting to hear back from MPs - our voice is being heard but there’s still a long way to go.
Around Sussex
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30 July 2017
Rye Harbour's Little Terns
If there is one species associated with Rye Harbour Nature Reserve it is the Little Tern
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30 July 2017
Breeding Birds at Rye Harbour
With more than 90 species of bird nesting at Rye Harbour it takes the SWT team a lot of time to determine numbers of pairs and breeding success every year.
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26 July 2017
Holiday fun with the Sussex Wildlife Trust
Summer Holiday Clubs in Horsham and Crawley