News
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27 June 2022
Bark patterns
Audrey Jarvis of Lewes Urban Arboretum looks at how fascinating and varied bark patterns can be.
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27 June 2022
Tigers are on the prowl at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Natasha Sharma talks about the remarkable sight on a summer’s walk is the odd tiger or even a whole streak of them at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve (as in moth!)
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27 June 2022
Heene Cemetery
Sussex Wildlife Trust supports community groups taking action for wildlife across Sussex. Find out more about the Friends of Heene Cemetery in Worthing.
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26 June 2022
Patterns in nature drawing
Wildlife artist and author Jennifer Moore discusses patterns in nature and how to draw using them
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24 June 2022
Wild by the water
Lakes, rivers, ponds and streams are brimming with wildlife to discover.
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22 June 2022
Have your say on the future of the Brighton & Hove City Downland Estate
Have a look at the draft City Downland Estate Plan and make your voice heard by 8 July.
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22 June 2022
30 Days Wild diary: Week 3
Volunteer David Philips, is blogging weekly to share his 30 Days Wild adventures. At midsummer, David considers the themes of renewal and the excitement nature can bring.
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20 June 2022
Dolphins: the good, the bad and the ugly
Are dolphins quite what they seem? In the heroes and villains stakes, you might get a surprise.
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20 June 2022
Biomimicry with Nicola Peel
Environmentalist Nicola Peel discusses the fascinating study of biomimicry.
Around Sussex
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01 November 2016
October 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
This month saw a major influx of ring ouzel, with six on Harbour Farm the 8th, three on Harbour Farm on the 10th and an amazing 85 at Castle Water on the 13th, by far the largest number ever recorded on the nature reserve (before this year the maximum was two!).
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08 October 2016
Sea Pea at Rye Harbour
Sea pea is a Nationally scarce plant and its stronghold in Sussex is at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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03 October 2016
September 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One regular but uncommon wader which turns up at Rye Harbour at this time of year is the curlew sandpiper, and this year was no exception with small numbers present on the reserve during September.