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  • Hair ice

    03 January 2017

    Hair ice

    This unusual ice formation, known as hair ice or frost beard, was spotted by our Reserve Manager at Eridge Rocks nature reserve in the High Weald.

     
  • Fill your head with wildlife in 2017

    30 December 2016

    Fill your head with wildlife in 2017

    2017 wildlife courses; from badgers to bats to butterflies to botanical illustration.

     
  • Top Ten Wildlife Gardening Tips for 2017

    29 December 2016

    Top Ten Wildlife Gardening Tips for 2017

    ​January is the perfect month to start thinking about making your garden or outside space more friendly for wildlife.

     
  • Sharks - the world's biggest fish

    28 December 2016

    Sharks - the world's biggest fish

    Sharks have always evoked powerful emotions among humans. It seems to be a love or hate relationship, fuelled by fascination and awe or fear and mistrust respectively.

     
  • Brilliant berry buffet for birds

    23 December 2016

    Brilliant berry buffet for birds

    The common holly is a plant that everyone will recognise, with its glossy evergreen leaves and vibrant red berries

     
  • Tree Dressing

    21 December 2016

    Tree Dressing

    Tree dressing doesn’t have to be limited to Christmas trees…

     
  • Natural Christmas decorations

    21 December 2016

    Natural Christmas decorations

    Get crafty and create natural Christmas decorations with Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Nature Tots video guide

     
  • Getting little paws out of doors

    20 December 2016

    Getting little paws out of doors

    Thanks to a joint venture between BEAR Nibbles and The Wildlife Trusts, Nature Tots across Sussex have enjoyed tucking into a delicious fruity snack and making trails of snowy paw prints.

     
  • The Hazel Dormouse - Wake me up when it's over.

    18 December 2016

    The Hazel Dormouse - Wake me up when it's over.

    After 2016 the feeling that your future is quickly becoming uncertain and dangerous is one which we can now all relate to. For the dormouse it’s an annual event.

     

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