News
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15 July 2025
From adversity to adventure
One of our recent visitors at Rye Harbour, Genny Brown, is training to become “the first black woman to ski 1200km from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole”.
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15 July 2025
There's no such thing as a seagull
Esmay left us a field sketch of a correctly labelled ‘gull’ in one of our bird hides. Through the powers of social media, we managed to track her down and find out more about her love of bird watching.
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13 July 2025
Meet the staff: Archie Taplin
Meet Archie, our new trainee Community Engagement Officer and find out about moths for breakfast (not really!)
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13 July 2025
Gatwick Bioblitz
Gatwick Greenspace recently hosted a day of discovery. The aim was to bring people together to identify as many species on site as possible.
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12 July 2025
Deneway's Wild Future launch
On a sunny Saturday in mid July Youth Rangers supported staff in running an event to launch Deneway’s Wild Future project
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08 July 2025
Beacon of hope - update from Eric Smith of Sussex Underwater
We caught up with Sussex Underwater’s Eric Smith to find out how the marine wildlife is looking after the trawler ban, plus some great news about the project
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02 July 2025
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings: June 2025
An exciting visitor last seen at the nature reserve in 1996 was just one of the many sightings last month.
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30 June 2025
A unique Victorian garden, with a twist
Find out about how a Victorian park garden has been transformed into a haven for wildlife
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23 June 2025
Next Generation Nature
Have you ever watched a child completely absorbed in building a den out of sticks or inspecting a beetle with wide-eyed curiosity? That’s the magic of Forest School
Around Sussex
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05 July 2020
Species of the day: Common 'Stinging' Nettle
There are almost certainly very few of us who haven’t had an interaction with the familiar and hugely abundant Common Nettle
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03 July 2020
Species of the day: Slow-worm
Both the naming and look of the Slow-worm may be confusing, for it’s neither a worm nor particularly slow in its movements; nor is it a snake - as per its superficial look.
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01 July 2020
Species of the day: House Martin
The delicate House Martin is a remarkably small bird, roughly the size of a Goldfinch. Along with the Swallow, it is without doubt one of our most welcomed spring arrivals