News
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21 January 2022
In with the new
Our Leysdown Trust Trainees, Rosie and Mark update us on what they have been up to in January
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20 January 2022
30% more admin or 30% more nature for our protected landscapes?
England’s National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Beauty are unique and special landscapes. They should be exceptional, however in reality they are a mixture of beauty, treasure and degradation.
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19 January 2022
Verdict on stalled “super year” for marine protection
New report really highlights that the ‘Marine Super Year’ 2021 was a missed opportunity for ocean action.
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17 January 2022
From a natural spectrum springs a rainbow
Sally Ashby takes another look at Darwin and the evolution of sex, exploring the fascinating world of non-binary and queer nature.
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17 January 2022
We meet Rosie Hutchings, Lederman Trainee
Rosie Hutchings tells us about being a Lederman trainee for Sussex Wildlife Trust
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14 January 2022
Update from Tim Castle, Heritage Trainee at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Heritage Lottery trainee Tim Castle updates us about his work at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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12 January 2022
Creative writing in January
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve writer in residence Louise Kenward shares some thoughts about creative writing in January
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11 January 2022
Arundel A27 Bypass Consultation
Arundel A27 Bypass Consultation has been launched, deadline for comments is Tuesday 8 March
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11 January 2022
Seeing Sussex wildlife without a car
Sara Humphreys wants to see rare wildlife but is conscious of her carbon footprint. She shares how she’s been wildlife watching car-free for years
Around Sussex
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01 May 2016
April 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
Bird highlight during April was a stone-curlew which was seen briefly on Harbour Farm on the 28th.
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27 April 2016
Lovely sound of summer in a cold spring
Mike Russell heard his first turtle dove of the summer
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25 April 2016
Selwyns Wood - Eastbourne Group Walk
Eastbourne Group Walk at Selwyns Wood