News
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15 September 2020
Blackberries - whose fruit is it anyway?
Few can resist the bramble’s free buffet and a good patch of blackberries can be a real wildlife hotspot.
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13 September 2020
Sussex Wildlife Trust Treasurer Linda Clark
We speak to Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Honorary Treasurer and Chair of the Business Committee, Linda Clark
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11 September 2020
An evening at Castle Water
The evening is my favourite time for watching wildlife, it usually offers a special experience. I’d like to share last evening with you with these five short videos.
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09 September 2020
Blackberry Bushes
The Blackberry or Bramble is a member of the rose family and it is a great habitat for birds, insects and spiders - not forgetting it that it produces delicious, juicy, black berries in August and September.
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08 September 2020
Why I decided to leave a legacy in my will to Sussex Wildlife Trust
“I know that my gift will help them achieve a lasting impact in years to come”
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05 September 2020
Bee Wolf
Last week Glenn Norris spent 15 minutes watching one of the coolest insects of the year the Bee Wolf.
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04 September 2020
Habitat restoration at Burton Ponds - update
An update to the habitat restorations works at Burton Ponds
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03 September 2020
Sussex Heathlands
Sussex Wildlife Trust manages a lot of heathland within Sussex and each has its own characteristics.
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02 September 2020
Stonechat
Meet the Stonechat, a robin-sized bird with a loud alarm call that sounds just like two pebbles clacking together.