News
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04 August 2025
Cinnabar caterpillars
It seems to have been a good summer for Cinnabar Moth caterpillars. They can be found in their hundreds munching away on yellow-flowered Ragwort, and their bold black-and-gold stripes make them easy to identify.
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03 August 2025
Sussex seabed habitats
For Marine Week 2025, Wilder Communities Officer (Coastal) Ella Garrud, tells us about our amazing Sussex seabed habitats
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02 August 2025
Music in the woods - meet Nicoleta Carpineanu
Nicoleta Carpineanu has been undertaking a rather special creative project that involves two ‘forests’ - the ancient woods at Ebernoe Common and the kelp forest under the sea off the Sussex coast
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30 July 2025
Marine Photo Competition 2025 - the finalists!
Browse the twelve shortlisted entries for this year’s competition and vote for your favourite.
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29 July 2025
Marine Gastropods
As Marine Week begins, Trainee Community Engagement Officer Archie Taplin tells us about the inspiring marine gastropod course he attended
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28 July 2025
National Marine Week - Celebrating the Seabed
Join us in celebrating our wonderful Sussex seabed habitats this National Marine Week.
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21 July 2025
Of Owls, Larks and Hedgehogs
Some of us are nocturnal too!
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18 July 2025
Wildlife in watercolour: Meet Rachel Spreckley
Find out more about the artist behind the paintbrush.
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15 July 2025
Planning: small sites could be exempt from nature recovery rules
We stand to lose huge amounts of the promised ‘net gain’ for nature. Tell the government to think again.
Around Sussex
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11 July 2020
Species of the day: Marbled White
The naming of the Marbled White would lead you to assume it as a member of the ‘White’ butterflies. Confusingly, it’s more closely related to the ‘Browns’
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09 July 2020
Species of the day: Roe Deer
The elegant Roe Deer is one of six wild deer species that reside in Great Britain. Of these, only two are truly native, the lightweight Roe being one
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07 July 2020
Species of the day: Nuthatch
The super smart looking Nuthatch is a true gymnast of the bird world