Archive
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18 August 2015
Woodland fun for under fives in Henfield
Sussex Wildlife Trust Nature Tots are back for more muddy fun and games at Woods Mill Nature Reserve this September.
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14 August 2015
Autumn Waders
Wading birds come in different shapes and sizes, showing adaptations to their special feeding styles
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13 August 2015
All things wild at Seven Sisters Country Park
If you are 12 – 16 years old and interested in all things wild then join our group that meets on the second Saturday of each month and become a Sussex Wildlife Trust Wildlife Ranger
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10 August 2015
Death on the prowl in Iford
A rare Death’s-head hawk-moth caterpillar is discovered in Iford.
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07 August 2015
Moth Night at Ringmer Community Orchard
Another lovely evening at our annual event near Ringmer.
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07 August 2015
Exploring the Lewes Downs
Our annual hike to Saxon Down and Caburn.
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06 August 2015
Cook Hastings!
Join Sussex Wildlife Trust Marine Officer Olle Åkesson and Making Waves Officer Nikki Hills on a trip to Hastings fish market to learn about the fish and seafood caught that morning. Then return to base to enjoy a cooking demonstration before donning an apron and cooking up your own two course lunch to eat before you go home.
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05 August 2015
Frisky Fritillary
Watch our video of unusual butterfly behavior filmed at Woods Mill nature reserve.
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05 August 2015
Stanmer Organics Open Day
Come along to the Stanmer Organics Annual Open Day on August 29th from 11am – 5pm.
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04 August 2015
Treasure Trail at Rye Harbour nature reserve
With the school holidays drawing to a close don’t miss this opportunity to spend the morning following the Sussex Wildlife Trust Treasure Trail at Rye Harbour nature reserve on Tuesday 25 August.
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03 August 2015
Pip, Pip, Pip - Hooray
Last night was a bright moonlit night and at Castle Water part of Rye Harbour nature reserve we went in search of a very special pipistelle bat - the Nathusius’ pipistrelle, the largest of our THREE pipistrelle species
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02 August 2015
July 2015: Rye Harbour nature reserve sightings
One of the rarest species that we have at Rye Harbour is the least lettuce.