News
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03 October 2022
Changes in beach clean finds by EQUANS
Graham Batty from EQUANS tells us about what they found on their recent beach clean
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02 October 2022
We talk to David Bone, Chair of the Sussex Geodiversity Partnership
We talk to David Bone, Chair of the Sussex Geodiversity Partnership
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01 October 2022
Why geodiversity in Sussex is so important
Henri Brocklebank tells us what geodiversity is and why it’s so important
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29 September 2022
Nature is a necessity - not a burden
Following the shocking risks posed by last week’s announcements of the retained EU law Bill, The Growth Plan and a new planning and infrastructure Bill, Sussex Wildlife Trust today wrote to all Sussex MPs with the request for them to defend nature.
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27 September 2022
Nature under attack - we need your help
The government has launched an attack on nature, tearing up the most fundamental legal protection for our threatened wildlife. We urgently need you to contact your MP and demand that they defend nature now.
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27 September 2022
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings - September 2022
September saw the first reserve records for two uncommon species of bush-cricket.
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27 September 2022
Meet Our Business Members: Folkington's
We speak to Paul Bendit, owner of Business Member Folkington’s
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26 September 2022
Behind the Lens with David Plummer
We speak to wildlife photographer, speaker, author and Sussex Wildlife Trust volunteer David Plummer
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25 September 2022
The Zombie classroom
On a dark and stormy night…. there were Zombies at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Around Sussex
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04 July 2017
An Odd Food Chain
Here are some photos to illustrate an odd food chain that we observed at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve this week.
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04 July 2017
Bee Course it's fun!
Twenty people came from far and wide over the weekend to attend a Bee Identification course at Rye Harbour run by well-known naturalist and entomologist Steven Falk.
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03 July 2017
June 2017 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightngs
Bird highlight during June was a black-winged stilt which was present briefly at the western end of Harbour Farm on the 2nd of the month.