News
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09 June 2022
Interview with Sussex Wildlife Trust Business Member Jinny
Jin of Jin Designs tells us about her membership of trundl and being a Business Member of Sussex Wildlife Trust
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08 June 2022
Fish intel
Sussex Wildlife Trust is excited to be partnering with the University of Plymouth and Sussex Inshore Fisheries & Conservation Authority (IFCA) on a new project which uses novel technology to understand the movement of fish in our local area.
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08 June 2022
30 Days Wild diary: Week 1
Volunteer David Philips, is blogging weekly to share his 30 Days Wild adventures.
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07 June 2022
May update from our Lederman Trainees
Blog from the Lederman trainees about their many and varied activities around the nature reserves
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06 June 2022
Caterpillar food plants
Butterflies need varied, nectar-rich flowers to survive. But did you know that caterpillars need specific plants?
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02 June 2022
Go wild with a nature journal
Mark Newton talks about his love of nature journaling and how it can cultivate curiosity and a deeper love of the natural world
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01 June 2022
Goldfinch: Bird song and calls
The magnificent Goldfinch is a delicate, richly-coloured bird and one of our most enchanting garden inhabitants
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01 June 2022
Song Thrush: bird song and calls
The Song Thrush is the most familiar member of its family to have ‘Thrush’ in the name. They’re one of just a few birds comprehensively defined by their song
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01 June 2022
Blackcap: bird song and calls
The Blackcap is regarded as one of the finest songsters within its extended family of warblers
Around Sussex
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01 November 2016
October 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
This month saw a major influx of ring ouzel, with six on Harbour Farm the 8th, three on Harbour Farm on the 10th and an amazing 85 at Castle Water on the 13th, by far the largest number ever recorded on the nature reserve (before this year the maximum was two!).
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08 October 2016
Sea Pea at Rye Harbour
Sea pea is a Nationally scarce plant and its stronghold in Sussex is at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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03 October 2016
September 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One regular but uncommon wader which turns up at Rye Harbour at this time of year is the curlew sandpiper, and this year was no exception with small numbers present on the reserve during September.