Archive
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19 October 2015
Misspent youth?
What got wildlife enthusiasts excited about the natural world when they were young?
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16 October 2015
Making Meadows
As far as the eye can see, volunteers are industriously fetching, carrying, digging and sowing - restoring a flower-rich meadow.
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15 October 2015
Ben Law supports the work of the Sussex Wildlife Trust
Woodsman Ben Law who was featured on Channel 4’s Grand Designs will be hosting a charity dinner in Steyning
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14 October 2015
The art of photography
Find out what our judge thought about the photo competition entries this year
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12 October 2015
Starting them young at Seaford Head
Read how our one of our volunteers is encouraging the next generation of wildlife lovers.
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09 October 2015
Ivy bee seen at Woods Mill
The ivy bee has finally been recorded at Woods Mill!
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07 October 2015
What does autumn sound like?
I confess to being more of a wildlife listener than a watcher – more often than not my ears guide me to seeing things.
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05 October 2015
Top ten tips for being a biological recording machine
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s ecologist shares his top tips for biological recording
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01 October 2015
September 2015: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
Bird highlight during September was a juvenile red-backed shrike which was present briefly to the north of Harbour Farm on 3rd.
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30 September 2015
Late summer visitor sets pulses racing
Woods Mill is always a great place to look for wildlife, but every now and again something special turns up that sets the heart of any naturalist racing, which is what has happened this week.
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30 September 2015
Check your local ivy for ivy bees.
Ivy bees are being reported across Lewes.
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30 September 2015
Plastic Bags
On Monday 5th October 2015 the UK government introduces a long awaited plastic bag charge. To curb the use of plastic bags, shops will charge at least five pence for each bag you use, with any profits going to charity.