Archive
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14 June 2022
30 Days Wild diary: Week 2
Volunteer David Philips, is blogging weekly to share his 30 Days Wild adventures. This week, David shares some of his favourite Sussex Wildlife Trust nature reserves
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09 June 2022
Interview with Sussex Wildlife Trust Business Member Jinny
Jin of Jin Designs tells us about her membership of trundl and being a Business Member of Sussex Wildlife Trust
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08 June 2022
Fish intel
Sussex Wildlife Trust is excited to be partnering with the University of Plymouth and Sussex Inshore Fisheries & Conservation Authority (IFCA) on a new project which uses novel technology to understand the movement of fish in our local area.
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08 June 2022
30 Days Wild diary: Week 1
Volunteer David Philips, is blogging weekly to share his 30 Days Wild adventures.
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07 June 2022
May update from our Lederman Trainees
Blog from the Lederman trainees about their many and varied activities around the nature reserves
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06 June 2022
Caterpillar food plants
Butterflies need varied, nectar-rich flowers to survive. But did you know that caterpillars need specific plants?
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02 June 2022
Go wild with a nature journal
Mark Newton talks about his love of nature journaling and how it can cultivate curiosity and a deeper love of the natural world
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01 June 2022
Goldfinch: Bird song and calls
The magnificent Goldfinch is a delicate, richly-coloured bird and one of our most enchanting garden inhabitants
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01 June 2022
Song Thrush: bird song and calls
The Song Thrush is the most familiar member of its family to have ‘Thrush’ in the name. They’re one of just a few birds comprehensively defined by their song
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01 June 2022
Blackcap: bird song and calls
The Blackcap is regarded as one of the finest songsters within its extended family of warblers
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01 June 2022
Dunnock: bird song and calls
The Dunnock is an overwhelmingly inconspicuous bird that in fact very much belies its meek and modest nature
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01 June 2022
Blackbird: bird song and calls
The Blackbird is perhaps more familiar to us than any other bird, surely the species we associate most closely with our gardens