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  • Nathusius Pipistrelles at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

    02 January 2020

    Nathusius Pipistrelles at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

    The Nathusius Pipistrelle has been known to migrate across mainland Europe for many years, however their movements into and out of the British Isles has been little known

     
  • What to look for in Winter

    01 January 2020

    What to look for in Winter

    Throughout the winter the Sussex countryside shuts down and can appear barren and lifeless but during these cold months there are still many opportunities to see some amazing wildlife.

     
  • Making your outside space more wildlife friendly

    01 January 2020

    Making your outside space more wildlife friendly

    January is the perfect month to start thinking about how to make your outside space more wildlife friendly, and we’ve put together some top tips to help you get started.

     
  • Review of 2019 at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

    31 December 2019

    Review of 2019 at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

    Well that was a challenging year. The 50th year of the nature reserve was one of preparing the foundations

     
  • Make 2020 the year when you get closer to nature

    30 December 2019

    Make 2020 the year when you get closer to nature

    Get closer to nature with our 2020 adult education courses

     
  • Footprints

    27 December 2019

    Footprints

    Footprints in mud or snow reveal the secretive creatures that have recently passed by

     
  • Natural traditions

    26 December 2019

    Natural traditions

    We all have our favourite Christmas traditions, and many of the oldest and best-known have nature at their heart. From boughs of holly to bunches of mistletoe, potted Poinsettias and evergreen wreathes, millions of us have been re-wilding our homes for the festive season by bringing the outdoors in.

     
  • Merry Christmas from Sussex Seas

    23 December 2019

    Merry Christmas from Sussex Seas

    Here is some of our favourite festive-themed marine wildlife

     
  • Fly Agaric

    22 December 2019

    Fly Agaric

    Fly Agaric was certainly common on Christmas cards in Victorian and Edwardian times, when it was seen as a symbol of good luck.

     

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