News
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20 August 2021
Snake in the grass
Michael Blencowe on the grass snake, which prefers swimming to grass and releases a pungent smell when threatened. .
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17 August 2021
My Kestrel Award by Isla
Nine year old Isla has won a Kestrel Award and tells us all about it
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16 August 2021
We can't say we weren't warned
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) have published a new climate report. Henri Brocklebank, Director of Conservation Policy & Evidence, offers a thoughtful response
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16 August 2021
Giving the Discovery Centre a spin
We speak to Haiden Debley-Turner who gives the Discovery Centre a spin in his wheelchair and tells us how he finds it.
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13 August 2021
Meet our volunteers - Lewis Thornhill
We meet ex Wildlife Ranger and current volunteer Lewis Thornhill
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13 August 2021
How to identify birds of prey
Few birds inspire awe as often as birds of prey, those athletic aerial predators that rule the roost. We’ve put together a short introduction to five of the species you’re most likely to spot.
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11 August 2021
One for sorrow...
The chattering magpie is a bird steeped in magic and superstition. Charlotte Owen tells us more
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10 August 2021
Jenny wren
The tiny bird with the huge song. Charlotte Owen tells us about the wren and its role in folklore.
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10 August 2021
Meet our members - Christopher Passmore OBE
We speak to farmer and Sussex Wildlife Trust member Christopher Passmore
Around Sussex
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01 September 2015
Spiral Flowers
There are two different spiral flowers out at Rye Harbour at the moment…
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01 September 2015
August 2015: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
It’s not very often that we get to add a new species of mammal to the reserve list, but we did manage it this month with the discovery of Nathusius’ pipistrelle at Castle Water on the 27th.
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28 August 2015
And the winner of the Lewes Crazy Caterpillar Contest is...
Sycamore caterpillar in Lewes.