News
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14 November 2022
Behind the Lens with Brian Watkins
We spoke to photo competition winner Brian Watkins about his wildlife photography
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14 November 2022
Crossed Finger Selfie Day
Today, we’d like to say a huge thank you to National Lottery players, they fund so many amazing heritage projects across the UK including Wild Coast Sussex
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13 November 2022
Natural regeneration for the next generation
Gatwick Greenspace Partnership go tree mapping at Maidenbower Junior School, Crawley
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13 November 2022
Hibernation - wildlife's winter survival strategy
The Wildlife Trusts’ youth activism manager, Arran Wilson, draws on his background as a lecturer in zoology to explore what exactly hibernation is, and which animals rely on it to get through winter.
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12 November 2022
AGM Live Stream
Watch a live stream of Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Annual General Meeting, including a talk by wildlife photographer and naturalist David Plummer.
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10 November 2022
No such time as 'quiet time'
Our Conservation Officers are bracing themselves to end the year on a flurry of consultations about growth and development in Sussex.
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08 November 2022
Defend Nature campaign update
We’re pleased to report a couple of real wins for wildlife - but there’s still a lot more work to do.
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08 November 2022
Behind the Lens with Phil Booker
Phil Booker tells us about his love of wildlife photography
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07 November 2022
Meet the cast of the Wind in the Willows...
Meet the cast of characters from Kenneth Grahame’s beloved Wind in the Willows
Around Sussex
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14 August 2017
Volunteering at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
I began volunteering at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve when I was studying a Biology degree at the University of Brighton.
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06 August 2017
Wall Germander at Camber Castle
The walls of Camber Castle have several plants with wall in their name…
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01 August 2017
July 2017 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
July saw the addition of yet another plant to the reserve list with the discovery of several red bartsia at Castle Water late in the month.