News
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23 June 2025
Our Elusive Water Voles
Elusive, endangered, and NOT rats. Our native Water Voles are pretty special, and we must protect them.
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17 June 2025
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings: May 2025
A Red-footed Falcon, Temminck’s Stilt and Black-winged Stilt were some of the rarer wildlife sightings from Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in May.
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13 June 2025
Things that go churr in the dark
If you venture out onto a heathland on a summer evening, you might be greeted by an unusual sound. Could it be a Nightjar?
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12 June 2025
Become a trustee
Calling all fresh new voices! We’re hiring for trustees.
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11 June 2025
Promising signs on the Pevensey Levels
After a very dry spring, the new wetlands on our Pevensey Levels reserve are making a difference for Lapwings.
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11 June 2025
Meet our Volunteers: Victoria Barrell:
Meet our wonderful volunteer photographer Victoria Barrell
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09 June 2025
Artswork & young people create kelp videos
We spoke to Beccy East, Creative Producer of Artswork, about their recent project working with young people to create videos to showcase the work of kelp recovery in Sussex
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08 June 2025
Beavers and Black Poplars
Beavers and Black Poplars - a new chapter in the wildlife history of Sussex
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06 June 2025
Take Action for World Ocean Day
Every 8th June, people around the world celebrate World Ocean Day. It’s a day to appreciate the wonders of the ocean and the vital role it plays in our lives.
Around Sussex
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29 June 2020
Species of the day: Meadow Brown
There’s no British butterfly species more ubiquitous than the Meadow Brown, found in just about every grassy habitat across the British Isles and indeed much further afield
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27 June 2020
Species of the day: Meadowsweet
Should you happen to wander alongside a stream, you may become aware of a rather sweet fragrance, that of the dainty Meadowsweet
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25 June 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day One Hundred
The final Corona Wildlife Diary.