News
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06 September 2023
Rivers in crisis
As the Government announces its plans to weaken the rules that prevent pollution of some of our most important wildlife sites, Ali Morse explores the detrimental impact this will have on us and our natural world.
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06 September 2023
Dung and death
Given how much there must be, why aren’t we drowning in wildlife corpses and poo? Ecologist Alex Worsley takes us through the crucial role of detrivores - creatures who feed on detritus.
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05 September 2023
Community Group Focus: The Woodland, Flora & Fauna Group
Continuing a series of blogs focusing on community wildlife and conservation groups across Sussex, Michael Nailard tells us about the great work being undertaken by The Woodland, Flora & Fanua Group.
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04 September 2023
Meet the staff: Richard Black
We learn more about Richard Black, Senior Land Advisor for the Wilder Horsham District project
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03 September 2023
How to spot a Ladybird
Kidney, Orange, Cream-streaked - Striped even. Did you know there are many variations of ladybird? Find out more in this blog
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01 September 2023
New designs for Autumn 2023
We are excited to share our new autumn and winter clothing designs with you. We are also pleased to offer free postage on all UK orders from our Teemill Store until midnight on Sunday 3 September 2023.
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01 September 2023
Rare Trees Find a Home at Hop Oast
Until recently, there were only 38 known examples of the Black Poplar tree left in the whole of Sussex. Horsham Football Club has now joined the fight to restore this species to its former glory.
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31 August 2023
Exciting marine animal sightings in Sussex
We’ve recently had a few exciting sightings of marine animals in Sussex. Ella Garrud tells us what to do if you spot a stranded animal.
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31 August 2023
Meet the staff: Dr Paul Tinsley-Marshall
Laura Ross catches up with Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Site Manager Dr Paul Tinsley Marshall to see how it’s going
Around Sussex
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03 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Seventeen
In which I’m challenged to a Back Garden Bird Race… and I challenge you to one too
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03 April 2020
Species of the Day: Lipped Snails
There are a couple of species of Lipped Snails commonly found in Britain - they’re cleverly named Brown (Cepaea nemoralis) and White-lipped (Cepaea hortensis) according to the colour of the band closest to the opening (or aperture) of the shell.
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02 April 2020
Species of the day: Bee-fly
The Bee-flies have the fluffy, furry appearance of a Bumblebee. However, their name is partially misleading as they’re merely impersonating bees and are comprehensively a Fly.