Archive
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16 June 2016
EU policy and law and wildlife in Sussex: Summary
Tony Whitbread offers a summary of his series of blogs looking at the EU Referendum and Sussex wildlife
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16 June 2016
Churchyard Wildlife In Lewes
In recent years volunteers have been managing the churchyard of St John Sub Castro in Lewes for wildlife. Through dedicated cutting, raking and planting a previously overgrown corner of the churchyard is turning into a flower-rich wildlife haven. The churchyard's wildlife certainly approves and so do the human visitors who
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16 June 2016
The Sussex Trug
A guest blog by Sarah Page from The Truggery for Sussex Day, looks at the history of the Sussex Trug - The basket of the Weald.
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14 June 2016
Carole Nicholson appointed chairman of the Sussex Wildlife Trust
Meet Carole Nicholson, the chairman of the Sussex Wildlife Trust
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10 June 2016
Something to be proud of
Congratulations to the Arun and Rother Connections (ARC) Project which was shortlisted as one of three national examples of best practice in environment and conservation in the UK
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09 June 2016
Another Chance Discovery
So many discoveries happen by chance… and this was the case yesterday with a new Red Data Book species for Rye Harbour.
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09 June 2016
30DaysWild - Week 1
Here is a taste of the first week of #30DaysWild in Sussex
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08 June 2016
Land use change, farming and the CAP
The ninth in our blog series about the EU Referendum and Sussex Wildlife, looks at farming and the Common Agricultural Policy.
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08 June 2016
Painted ladies
Painted lady butterflies have arrived at Seaford Head
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06 June 2016
Natural Inspiration
At the Sussex Prairie Garden Open Day, Sussex Wildlife Trust will be on hand to advise visitors how to attract wildlife such as bees, butterflies, hedgehogs and toads into their own gardens and green spaces.
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03 June 2016
A reminder: To vote on June 23rd, you must be registered by this Tuesday June 7th
UPDATE: Registration deadline has been extended to midnight on Thursday 9th June 2016.
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31 May 2016
May 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
A pleasant surprise this month was the presence of at least four singing corn bunting on the reserve.