News
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16 May 2022
Making a difference - beach clean volunteers
Julia Hoare explains the crucial and valuable work carried out every year by our beach clean volunteers
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09 May 2022
Nightingales on our reserves
Ecologist Glenn Norris loses sleep over Nightingales on our reserves
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09 May 2022
Sussex Wildlife Trust receive £5000 from Tyl Giveback Community Fund
We were delighted to receive £5000 from Tyl by Natwest Giveback Community Fund to continue our work with local communities across Sussex
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04 May 2022
Business member Southern Co-op given Queens Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development
We were delighted to hear that one of our longstanding business members Southern Co-op has been awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Sustainable Development.
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03 May 2022
Lederman Trainees blog April 2022
Blog from the Lederman trainees about their many and varied activities around the reserves
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03 May 2022
Finding out about small mammals
Ecologist Laurie Jackson runs a number of courses for Sussex Wildlife Trust, including an Introduction to Small Mammals
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02 May 2022
Behind the Lens with Barry Cook
Barry Cook tells us about his wildlife photography
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01 May 2022
April 2022 - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
Top bird spot on the reserve during April was shared by three species this month!
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29 April 2022
Let's get ready to trundl
Tess Caven and Hilary Mines are co-founders of a new membership app, trundl, designed to encourage more people to go out walking in the fresh air. We met them to find out more.
Around Sussex
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10 September 2016
How do you view the countryside?
Is it the beauty of the countryside that appeals to you, or the patterns, or the plants, or animals, or the tranquility?
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01 September 2016
August 2016: Rye Harbour
August saw the addition of yet another plant species to the reserve list with the discovery of a single plant of common sea lavender near the Mary Stanford lifeboat house on the 25th.
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24 August 2016
Warren Hill revisited
Warren Hill Revisited