News
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01 November 2023
Walking to happiness
Find out why our Wednesday Wellbeing Walks are the perfect tonic for boosting happy hormones.
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01 November 2023
Ghost gear - what are we doing about it?
One of the biggest threats to marine life globally is ghost gear, or abandoned, lost, or discarded fishing gear. What are we doing about this in Sussex?
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01 November 2023
Congratulations Rachel Bigsby, winner of 'Natural Artistry' at Wildlife Photographer of the Year
We interviewed Rachel Bigsy about her wildlife photography in 2018. Since then, she’s been going from strength to strength. Emma Chaplin caught up with her.
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01 November 2023
Remember, remember! Please check for wildlife
It’s bonfire season - so please check for wildlife
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31 October 2023
Forest Copse Appeal: You did it!
A massive thank you to everyone who has supported our Forest Copse appeal. You have helped us raise £110,000 to buy three fields adjoining the northern edge of our Ebernoe Common nature reserve.
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30 October 2023
Staff working party at The Deneway nature reserve
Polly Kitson talks about a successful, cross department, staff work day at The Deneway nature reserve, finally completing the Scottish Power Foundation Wild Side of the Tracks project
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30 October 2023
Bird ringing at Hope Bottom
Studying bird migration is a most important factor to help us understand the mystery and variation of bird migratory behaviour. Terry Hallahan tells us about the bird ringing group at Hope Gap
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29 October 2023
Meet the staff - Mike Murphy
Mike Murphy has been working for Sussex Wildlife Trust for 20 years and introduced the principles of Forest School training after experiencing it for himself. Find out more about him/
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27 October 2023
An Exciting Update from Benlands Nature Reserve...
We caught up with Simon Carter at Benlands Nature Reserve to see how their Nature Recovery Award project to improve a woodland for wildlife is going…
Around Sussex
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11 April 2020
Species of the day: Chiffchaff
The Chiffchaff may be one of the most recognisable birds in Britain, not by virtue of its looks, but because of its song.
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10 April 2020
Species of the day: Gorse
An old proverb states that when “gorse is in bloom, kissing’s in fashion.” This shouldn’t give anybody immediate cause for concern as it’s not often that Gorse isn’t in flower
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10 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Twenty-four
Fancy another bird race? Check out our snazzy new logo and fantastic bird identification guides.