News
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30 May 2018
Wildlife Walks and Courses in June 2018
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in June
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29 May 2018
Kestrel chicks have hatched
Our Woods Mill kestrel chicks have hatched and things are going to get busy from now on! Follow the action on our live KestrelCam
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28 May 2018
Stonerunner at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
A local name for ringed plover is Stonerunner, because it nests on the shingle and the adults and chicks run over the stones.
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27 May 2018
Cockchafer
May is the month of the cockchafer, a big, bumbling beetle that may look and sound a bit scary but this gentle giant is just looking for love
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26 May 2018
The value of casual recording
The Trust’s Senior Ecologist blogs about the value of stumbling across quite a lot of good species whilst doing other things.
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24 May 2018
Call for Judicial Review for Arundel bypass
Sussex Wildlife Trust are delighted at the South Downs National Park Authority’s decision to apply for a Judicial Review in response to Highways England’s recent announcement of their preferred route of Option 5a for the Arundel Bypass.
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16 May 2018
Rewild a Child
Rewild a Child is a unique opportunity to help Sussex Wildlife Trust provide activities for local children in Sussex to explore the outdoors, learn new skills and try something different. We’re working to make nature a part of growing up again.
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15 May 2018
Roads to ruin - the ruin of our irreplaceable heritage
Ancient woodlands are not replaceable
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14 May 2018
Beach Cleans
Over the winter we put on a series of beach clean events across Sussex to help play our part in tackling the problem of plastics in our oceans.