News
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16 March 2022
Call for an immediate end to peat sales
Help save a precious natural habitat by sharing your views with the UK and Welsh Governments – deadline on Friday 18 March 2022.
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15 March 2022
An open letter to Center Parcs
Sussex Wildlife Trust alongside the Woodland Trust, RSPB, CPRE and Sussex Ornithological Society have sent this open letter to Center Parcs asking them again to reconsider the location for next possible Center Parcs.
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14 March 2022
Our First Ever Wilder Horsham District Work Party!
In November 2021, our Wilder Horsham District volunteers headed out for our first ever work party as a project.
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08 March 2022
Meet our staff - Fran Southgate
Meet Fran Southgate, Wilder Landscapes Advisor for Sussex Wildlife Trust
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08 March 2022
International Women's Day 2022
We’re proud of all the women - staff, trustees, volunteers and supporters - who speak up and stand up for wildlife every day.
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07 March 2022
Songs of the Earth
Thank you to Michael Hall School who have kindly raised funds for Sussex Wildlife Trust through their Songs of the Earth concert.
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04 March 2022
Only four more days to stop the Arundel Bypass - please act now
National Highway’s statutory consultation on this destructive road proposal is ending this Tuesday 8th March at 11.59pm. Please take 10 minutes to follow our guide and object to the proposal.
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02 March 2022
Bypass threat to Binsted Valley
Guest blogger Steve McAuliffe guides us through the special wildlife and rich history of Binsted Valley, which may soon be cut in half if the proposed A27 Arundel Bypass goes ahead.
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02 March 2022
February update from the Lederman Trainees
Path making, lamb raising, post fixing and pond planting
Around Sussex
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22 July 2016
Guided walks at Seaford Head
Recent walks at Seaford Head.
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30 June 2016
June 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
This month saw a couple of real avian rarities recorded, both for the first time. The first of these was an American golden plover
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22 June 2016
Grass snake
This large grass snake was spotted swimming in Woods Mill lake. Grass snakes are large, up to 150 cm and have a black and cream/yellow collar just behind their head and a series of 'dots and dashes' running down each side of their body. They are