News
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21 October 2025
Why not Wilder Horsham District?
As another busy work season begins, here are three reasons to volunteer with the Wilder Horsham District project, a unique nature restoration partnership between SWT and Horsham District Council.
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21 October 2025
A bedrock for biodiversity: the vital role of geodiversity at Eridge Rocks
Jane Poole from the Sussex Geodiversity Partnership talks about Eridge Rocks - the history, geology, and how this amazing site supports biodiversity.
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20 October 2025
Wildlife inclusion - we speak to Şeniz Mustafa
“I think young people can feel more hopeful about the future by working together and being inspired to bring about change.” We speak to Şeniz Mustafa
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20 October 2025
Leave space for nature this autumn
Leaving nature to do its thing can make a huge difference to your local wildlife, especially those who are looking to hibernate.
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17 October 2025
A New Home for Wart-biters
The Wart-biter Bush-cricket is one of Britain’s most endangered insects, but efforts to spread them to new sites in Sussex are underway.
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17 October 2025
30 years of moth trapping at Woods Mill
Bob Foreman and Millie Brand of the Sussex Biodiversity Records Centre talk about moth trapping at Woods Mill Nature Reserve to celebrate a milestone of this amazing monitoring.
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15 October 2025
Two minutes of peace with the fungi of Woods Mill
Watch young filmmaker Amy King’s beautiful short film, narrated by Clare Blencowe.
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14 October 2025
Paul Parsons - Sussex wildlife selection, on land & sea
Paul Parsons is a fantastic Sussex diver and photographer and we are lucky enough that he shares his images with us. We asked him to share some of his favourites from this year
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13 October 2025
False Accusations - our false widow spiders
The shift into autumn often reignites a focus on indoor spider sightings, and with it a renewed batch of clickbait fearmongering. Some of those getting the worst of it are the false widows.
Around Sussex
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03 September 2022
1st AGM (May 2022)
Storrington and Arun Valley Regional Group’s first Annual General Meeting was held at the headquarters of the Sussex Wildlife Trust in May 2022.
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07 July 2022
A circular walk from Butt's Brow
David Beer from Eastbourne Local Members Group writes about a circular walk from Butt’s Brow
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07 July 2022
It's Not Gardening!
There are approximately 2500 posts marking the boundaries of just three of the established ‘fields’ at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. Our land management team can’t do this without the support of the amazing volunteers.