News
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28 October 2021
We meet acting Manager of Rye Harbour Discovery Centre Katie Underwood
New acting Discovery Centre Manager Katie Underwood tells us what’s happening in the run up to the festive season
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28 October 2021
That old chestnut
Charlotte Owen tells us about a tree introduced by the Romans - the sweet chestnut
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25 October 2021
Spooky Seas
Halloween season is upon us, so here’s a roundup of some spooky creatures found under the waves in Sussex.
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23 October 2021
Christmas Cards and Calendar
Our 2022 calendar and Christmas cards are now available on our online shop. All profits support the work of the Sussex Wildlife Trust.
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20 October 2021
Why do leaves change colour in autumn?
What’s going on when leaves change colour in autumn?
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19 October 2021
Louise Kenward, writer in residence at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Louise Kenward has taken up the role of Writer in Residence at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. We find out a bit more about her and her plans
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18 October 2021
Top 5 ways to help hedgehogs this autumn
With the nights beginning to draw in hedgehogs are now preparing for hibernation. Here are five ways you can help your local hedgehogs this autumn.
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14 October 2021
The amazing migration of swallows
The story of the amazing migration journey undertaken by swallows
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12 October 2021
Sussex super-trout
Charlotte Owen talks about the very different lives of the brown trout and the sea trout - which are the same species.
Around Sussex
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01 March 2016
February 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
One sign of the approaching spring is the appearance of cream-spot tiger caterpillars on the reserve.
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01 February 2016
January 2016: Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings
Highlight during January was a Lapland bunting which was present on Harbour Farm on the 28th.
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27 January 2016
Lund Trust
We are grateful to Lund Trust, a charitable fund of Peter Baldwin and Lisbet Rausing for the recent generous donation towards the work of our Land Management Team and more specifically the conservation of heathland in Sussex.