News
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31 March 2022
March update from Tim Castle, Heritage Trainee at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Tim Castle tells us about his adventures with cuttlefish, Forest Schools training and safety with chainsaws.
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31 March 2022
I really love your tiger feet!
Our Wildlife Watch Group got to meet the newts of Woods MIll and build a hibernacula
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29 March 2022
The Great British Snake Off
Snakes are often thought of as exotic creatures to be admired (or avoided) on holidays in hotter countries, but Britain is home to three native species of snake.
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26 March 2022
Small steps with trundl can make giant strides for charity
trundl is a new non-competitive walking app supporting Sussex Wildlife Trust
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25 March 2022
Target Let-down
Last week the Government published a major consultation document on environmental targets. Sussex Wildlife Trust believes the proposals will fail to stop nature’s decline, let alone enable it to recover.
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24 March 2022
Nature Recovery proposals based on weakened protections
Last week the Government published a major document on national nature protections. Sussex Wildlife Trust believes this will fail to stop nature’s decline, let alone enable it to recover.
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23 March 2022
Lederman Trainees’ Blog March 2022: Tree-felling, Forest Schooling and a Newt on the Doorstep
Find out what our Lederman Trainees have been up to this month
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21 March 2022
Sussex Kelp Anniversary
It has been a year since bottom-towed trawling was excluded from over 300km2 of our beloved Sussex shores. Find out what the Sussex Kelp Restoration Project has achieved.
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18 March 2022
A guide to garden amphibians: frogs, toads and newts
Here’s our guide to frogs, toads and newts.
Around Sussex
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18 August 2016
Eastbourne Group Walk Report - Warren Hill above Eastbourne
Eastbourne Group Walk at Warren Hill
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02 August 2016
July 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One of the characteristic plants of Rye Harbour at this time of the year is red hemp-nettle. This inconspicuous little relative of the mints and dead-nettles, with its red flowers and nettle-like leaves, grows on sparsely vegetated habitats on the Beach Reserve and Harbour Farm, often where the ground has been disturbed.
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25 July 2016
Breeding Charadriiformes at Rye Harbour
Gulls, terns, skuas, waders and auks make up a large order of mostly wetland birds…