News
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21 September 2023
Meet the Eastbourne Local Group
David Beer tells us about the Eastbourne Local Group, what they get up to and how to join.
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20 September 2023
Celebrating Love, Diversity, and Coastal Conservation: Hastings Pride 2023
The 2023 Hastings Pride event was a vibrant celebration of love, diversity, and community spirit. Amidst a sea of rainbow flags, Wild Coast Sussex proudly hosted a stall.
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19 September 2023
Meet the staff: Barry Wildish
Find out more about Gatwick Greenspace Partnership Officer Barry Wildish and his love of ancient woodland and chess!
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17 September 2023
Help us expand Ebernoe Common
This autumn we need to raise £110,000 to purchase three fields adjoining our nature reserve at Ebernoe Common. Help restore our landscape.
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15 September 2023
Have you seen a hornet?
Don’t panic! Our native European Hornet is harmless but we explain how to identify the invasive Asian Hornet and where to report any sightings.
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15 September 2023
Long legs, short lives
You’ve probably seen a cranefly recently, though you might know them better as ‘daddy longlegs’. One look at their long, spindly legs and it’s easy to see how they got this nickname!
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12 September 2023
Will the Lords wreck government plans to pollute our rivers?
A ‘wrecking amendment’ could block the government’s damaging legislation.
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11 September 2023
Your lasting legacy
This week is ‘Remember a Charity in your Will Week’, a national initiative to encourage people across the UK to consider including a gift to charity in their Will, after taking care of loved ones.
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07 September 2023
The Adventures of a Wild Coast Sussex Volunteer
Volunteer Ruby Stothard shares her experiences of volunteering with our Wild Coast Sussex project
Around Sussex
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05 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Nineteen
Let the Blackcap and Bill Withers serenade you on this sunny Sunday.
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04 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Eighteen
In which I get beaten at my own game.
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04 April 2020
Species of the day: Herring Gull
The Herring Gull splits public opinion like no other bird. It may appear a familiar sight and sound across the length and breadth of the country, indeed in many areas you’d argue they’re hard to avoid - but astonishingly it’s in catastrophic decline.