News
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29 April 2024
The Bees of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Bee expert, James Power, tells us why Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a big hit with these pollinators.
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29 April 2024
Our Wild Sussex: Helping nature to recover
In a world increasingly disconnected from the natural environment we are now working towards inspiring 1 in 4 people in Sussex to take direct action to help nature to recover by 2030.
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28 April 2024
Meet our staff: Ranger Dav Bridger
Meet Dav Bridger, who, after a successful stint as Heritage Trainee at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, has now become a member of the Land Management team as Ranger (West)
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26 April 2024
Return of the Blackcaps
Blackcaps return to England in April with a rich, full-throated, joyous warble; a defiant announcement that lets everyone know he’s cheated death for another winter.
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25 April 2024
Our Wild Sussex: nature reserves
Henri Brocklebank Director of Conservation talks about our nature reserves and the crucial part they will play in Our Wild Sussex strategy
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25 April 2024
AGM #3 Friday 17 May 7pm start
So much more than an AGM! Join us to hear about our exciting 4 projects making a difference to wildlife in the Arun Valley. Then join SWT leaders on a bat walk around Woods Mill. Please click and book up in advance.
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25 April 2024
Made By Me By the Sea - meet Vicky Anne Vaughan
Vicky Anne Vaughan is a digital artist based in Worthing, who is kind enough to be fundraising for Sussex Wildlife Trust with her Sussex wildlife-inspired art. .
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25 April 2024
Volunteers reminisce part 2. Woods Mill
We hear from Christine Dafter, who has been an Education Volunteer at Woods Mill for many years
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24 April 2024
Our Wild Sussex: 30 x 30
30 by 30 has become shorthand for the global imperative to restore nature. It calls for 30% of land and sea globally to be meaningfully protected for nature by 2030
Around Sussex
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02 May 2020
Species of the day: Cuckoo
There may be no summer migrant more familiar to us than the the Cuckoo. Ironically it’s a bird whose scattered distribution and secretive habits mean that many may never have seen one
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02 May 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Forty-six
The Dawn Chorus, the greatest free festival of the summer.
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01 May 2020
Species of the day: Horse Chestnut
The Horse Chestnut is a ubiquitous tree species, best known for its substantial contribution to British culture in the form of ‘conkers.’