News
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03 October 2016
Forest school for home educated children
Find out more about our new Forest School group for home educated children
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30 September 2016
New report calls for four new protected areas at sea off Sussex
Call to secure missing gaps in Marine Conservation Zones network
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29 September 2016
Wildlife Courses and Walks in October 2016
Michael Blencowe looks forward to the Sussex Wildlife Trust’s wildlife courses, walks and talks in October
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29 September 2016
Bat rescue
Find out what happened when a cold, wet and hungry bat was found on the ground at Woods Mill.
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28 September 2016
Flap, flap, glide; the soaring sparrowhawk
Seeing a sparrowhawk is something really special. These magnificent birds of prey are adapted to hunt smaller birds in confined spaces, twisting between the trees like an arrowhead.
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26 September 2016
Late summer lovin'
At this time of year adult bats are turning their attention to finding a mate.
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25 September 2016
Heroes
They did it!
If you still wish to donate you can visithttps://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/wildestwalk2016 or text SXWW99 £3 to 70070.
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22 September 2016
The Wildest Walk in Sussex: New boots and feathers:
On Saturday 24th September, eight Sussex Wildlife Trust colleagues, will be attempting to hike a winding trail through various Sussex Wildlife Trust reserves from Ebernoe Common near Petworth all the way to Seaford Head. It’s a journey of 62 miles.
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21 September 2016
Into the jaws of death
Female wasp spiders can be seen in Sussex hanging in their large orb-shaped web in grassland from April to October?