News
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26 April 2022
Support Sussex Wildlife Trust at the Sussex Art Fair
Support Sussex Wildlife Trust by buying kindly donated art from our stand at Sussex Art Fair
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26 April 2022
Behind the Lens with Gareth Price
Gareth Price tells us about his wildlife photography
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25 April 2022
Ponds and scrapes with the Sussex Flow Initiative
“Ponds to me are magical… I’m fascinated with the mysterious hidden world beneath the surface and their importance in creating resilient landscapes for people and wildlife.” says Sam Buckland of the Sussex Flow Initiative
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22 April 2022
Emergence - a few more entries
We had so many entries for our creative nature writing anthology, not every one made the cut - but we so enjoyed reading them all. Here are a few of those
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19 April 2022
Become an eggsplorer at your local beach
Sophia Bolton of Wild Coast Sussex talks us through some egg capsules often found washed up on the beach, colloquially known as mermaid’s purses.
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19 April 2022
Emergence creative nature writing - entries from Redman King House residents
As part of our Emergence creative nature writing contest, we were posted a delightful group of entries from a supported housing scheme in Eastbourne, Redman King House. Thanks to everyone who entered - not all made the anthology, but we thought it would be lovely to highlight them here
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12 April 2022
Creating a Swift friendly garden - part 2
Emma Chaplin continues her urban garden transformation by creating a living roof
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12 April 2022
Please don't feed the ducks
Sussex Wildlife Trust is urging people to please stop feeding the ducks at Woods Mill nature reserve because excess bread is polluting the lake and harming wildlife.
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11 April 2022
Creating a Swift friendly garden - part 1
Emma Chaplin investigates how to make a small urban garden as Swift and wildlife friendly as possible.
Around Sussex
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18 August 2016
Eastbourne Group Walk Report - Warren Hill above Eastbourne
Eastbourne Group Walk at Warren Hill
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02 August 2016
July 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One of the characteristic plants of Rye Harbour at this time of the year is red hemp-nettle. This inconspicuous little relative of the mints and dead-nettles, with its red flowers and nettle-like leaves, grows on sparsely vegetated habitats on the Beach Reserve and Harbour Farm, often where the ground has been disturbed.
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25 July 2016
Breeding Charadriiformes at Rye Harbour
Gulls, terns, skuas, waders and auks make up a large order of mostly wetland birds…