News
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02 August 2023
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings – July 2023
July was a very wet month that enabled the shingle flowers to have an extended flowering season
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02 August 2023
Himalayan Balsam removal with Wilder Horsham District
Find out about the pretty pink pest, Himalayan Balsam, and Wilder Horsham District’s attempts to get rid of it
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31 July 2023
Understanding Undulate Rays in Sussex
For National Marine Week we are taking a closer look at the amazing Undulate Ray (Raja undulata), one of the lesser-known species found in Sussex waters.
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28 July 2023
Nature Needs Action
Ask political leaders to make five General Election pledges to save nature
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24 July 2023
Lowdown on jellyfish
Why do we see jellyfish on the beaches at certain times, what should we do if stung, how many kinds of jellyfish might we see? Sarah Ward gives us the lowdown on jellyfish.
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24 July 2023
Five ways to get closer to the ocean
For Marine Week 2023, the Wild Coast Sussex Team have come up with five ways you can become more connected to the glorious Sussex seas
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23 July 2023
Sandwich Terns at Rye Harbour
The history of Sandwich Terns in Rye Bay has been up and down, nesting at Dungeness from 1978 and at Rye Harbour from 1986.
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23 July 2023
Surprising sea life
Ten young ocean experts from around The Wildlife Trusts federation each introduce one surprising species they want to champion – from Basking Sharks to Seagrass.
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22 July 2023
Sea fruits and veg
Jill Ferguson, Natasha Sharma and the Rye Harbour Wildlife Rangers have cooked up a blog on ‘supermarket items’ such as sea fruits and veg you might find on the beach for Marine Week!
Around Sussex
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30 March 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Thirteen
The blackthorn is blooming lovely, reminding me of some sloe times with Betsy.
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29 March 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Twelve
In which a global pandemic forces our hero to face his deepest fear.
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29 March 2020
Species of the day: Comma
The Comma must surely be one of Britain’s most distinctive butterflies - not necessarily for its wildly exotic colours, but certainly its unique shape.