News
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24 November 2017
Sussex Wildlife Trust launches £multi-million project for Rye Harbour
Sussex Wildlife Trust is launching a new £multi-million project to engage future generations in wildlife conservation at Rye Harbour
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17 November 2017
Hermit Crabs
Hermit crabs are known to be ‘choosy’ about their shelter, carefully inspecting a potential home to ensure it’s just right before they move in.
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17 November 2017
Filsham Reedbed benefits from Biffa Award
Thanks to a grant of just over £27,000 from Biffa Award, essential management work has been taking place at Filsham Reedbed, on the edge of Hastings, over the last eighteen months.
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16 November 2017
Positive Signs for Environmental Protection
Sussex Wildlife Trust have been anxious about the implications of the Withdrawal Bill on our UK Environmental Policy, after debate in Parliament, the Minister is taking positive steps towards guaranteeing the environmental protection.
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16 November 2017
Sussex Wildife Trust 2018 Calendar
Brighton & Hove based wildlife photographer Lisa Geoghegan stunning photographs feature exclusively in the 2018 Wildlife of Sussex printed calendar now available to buy through the Sussex Wildlife Trust online shop.
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14 November 2017
Starling Murmurations
A murmuration of starlings is one of the natural world’s most impressive spectacles, eagerly anticipated, relatively easy to see and yet intriguingly mysterious
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12 November 2017
30 Years After the Great Storm - Controllers versus Arcadians
Should we control nature or should we let it control us? This is more than a question about practical conservation management.
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09 November 2017
On the trail of the olfactory otter
Signs of otter have been spotted in Sussex - otter spraint, footprints and anal jelly. How do otters use these signs to communicate?
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08 November 2017
Black-headed gull
You might look at a black-headed gull at this time of year and wonder how on earth it got its name