News
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20 May 2025
Meet wildlife animator: Will Rose
Will is a man on a mission to share his love of wildlife through animation. Watch his new animation all about the breeding terns at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
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19 May 2025
Urgent call to action: stop dumping on our reef!
Help us take this to the top - we want the Secretary of State to step in and review the case to make sure this marine protected area is properly protected.
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19 May 2025
Managing water at Wilderness Wood
David Horne works as a volunteer at Wilderness Wood and has guest contributed this blog to chime with our theme of ‘water’ this year
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13 May 2025
Introducing the Friends: Linda Wren
Meet Linda Wren; Trustee and Merchandiser for the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
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09 May 2025
We Are Birders #2: Kai Hilton
We Are Birders - meet Kai Hilton AKA our Design and Visitor Experience Comms Officer - and find out his favourite birdsong and his experience of becoming a birder
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09 May 2025
Nature & crafting: the perfect combo
Wilder Learning & Communities Officer, Aimi Rifat, tells us why bringing together nature and crafts is the perfect combination to inspire children.
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08 May 2025
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings: April 2025
Find out which species were seen at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in April.
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07 May 2025
Planning and Infrastructure Bill threatens nature
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill, as it stands, it could dismantle vital nature safeguards without effective replacement, allowing developers to ‘pay cash to trash’ nature. Please take action today
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06 May 2025
Sussex and Brighton devolution consultation - our response
We recently spoke about devolution, an upcoming change to how Sussex is governed. With the initial public consultation now closed, we are sharing our response.
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