News
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01 June 2026
The results are in - what's next for nature?
We’re asking newly elected county councillors what’s next for nature recovery in Sussex?
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01 June 2026
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Sightings May 2026
Sussex Wildlife Trust volunteer David Bentley sums up wildlife sightings at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve in May 2026
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01 June 2026
Volunteer impact on the Wilder Horsham District project 2026
Find out about the amazing impact of the Wilder Horsham District volunteers
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28 May 2026
Churr delight: Nightjar season
The churring of a Nightjar - more electricity substation than typical birdsong, and all the weirder when enjoyed in the dark.
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22 May 2026
Celebrating 5 years since the Discovery Centre opened
Celebrating five years since the Discovery Centre opened its doors.
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21 May 2026
10,000 call for ban on bio-beads
Sussex Wildlife Trust joined Helena Dollimore MP at 10 Downing Street today to deliver a petition calling on water companies to stop using bio-beads in wastewater treatment
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20 May 2026
Respecting the fourth wall: preventing Ringed Plover disturbance
The art of deception brings pros and cons for one of our most vulnerable species - luckily, there is a simple act you can do to protect them.
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19 May 2026
Bio-beads update: Letter to Minister for Water
We have written to the Minister for Water, Emma Hardy MP, highlighting the need for action in relation to the bio-beads pollution incident
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13 May 2026
Sir David Attenborough at 100 - a celebration of nature and community
We joined forces with the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill for Attenborough Appreciation Day to celebrate a big birthday and the nature on our doorstep.
Around Sussex
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03 November 2025
Eastbourne Group Talk and Walk October 2025
Puffins and funky fungi - find out more about the Eastbourne Group Talk and Walk October 2025
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08 October 2025
Species of the day: Hedgehog
Roaming the countryside far and wide, the much-loved Hedgehog was once considered an exceedingly numerous species, one we very much took for granted
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13 September 2025
Species of the day: Tawny Owl
The Tawny Owl is by far and away our most numerous nocturnal bird of prey, heard regularly, but seen far less often.