News
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13 January 2023
Dip a Toe!
Blue Monday, traditionally the most depressing day of the year, will see staff from Wild Coast Sussex gathering on the beach
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13 January 2023
It's time to bin the 'Bulldozer Bill'
The Retained EU Law (REUL) Bill is back in Parliament next week, giving MPs an opportunity to Defend Nature and bin the ‘Bulldozer Bill’.
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12 January 2023
Meet our members - Barry Clough
We speak to member Barry Clough about his photography and love of wildlife.
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11 January 2023
The Lost Words project launched
A new project based on the The Lost Words book starts at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in January 23. Kathy Crowther finds out more …
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09 January 2023
Leaky Dams at Chailey Common
Emma Chaplin meets Sam Buckland to look at a leaky dam natural flood management project with Chailey School
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06 January 2023
January Shop Sale
Grab yourself a bargain in our January Sale. Calendars, Christmas cards and selected nature books included.
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29 December 2022
Top Ten Wildlife Gardening Tips for 2023
January is the perfect month to start thinking about making your garden or outside space more friendly for wildlife.
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28 December 2022
Discover Rye Harbour project round-up for 2022
We hear about the great range of events that have been taking place at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve this year as part of the Discover Rye Harbour project
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28 December 2022
Update from Wild Coast Sussex
From Hackathons to LGBTQ+ clothes swaps. We hear all about what Wild Coast Sussex has been getting up to in 2022
Around Sussex
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28 February 2018
February 2018 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
A familiar bird during the winter months is the long-tailed tit, it’s busy, noisy flocks often seen moving through hedge lines and scrub where they feed on invertebrates.
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25 February 2018
Should I stay, or should I go?
Colder weather is coming very soon and the ground may not thaw for many days and so what will the Golden Plovers do?
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19 February 2018
Volunteers at Seaford Head Nature Reserve
Many thanks to members of Seaford Natural History Society who came along to help clear scrub near Hope Gap last week.