News
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07 January 2025
The naming of birds
Bird names can be educational, evocative and amusing. David Bentley, trustee of the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, tells us about some of his favourites.
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06 January 2025
Blowing in the wind - how birds cope with extreme weather
How do birds cope in extreme windy weather?
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03 January 2025
What is a Local Plan Examination in Public?
What is an Local Plan Examination and what part do our conservation team play in them?
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02 January 2025
Wild and Free
Embrace the outdoors this January - it’s free!
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01 January 2025
Chalk streams and knuckerholes
What do you know about our amazing chalk streams? There are sites in Sussex where the water continually upwells from ‘knuckerholes’ and many Sussex folklore tales of ‘dragons’ which live in them!
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01 January 2025
Eastbourne Local Group events update
An update on Eastbourne Regional Group of the Sussex Wildlife Trust events in January 2025
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31 December 2024
Winter events for 2025
Why not get outdoors this winter by taking part in a Sussex Wildlife Trust Event?
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30 December 2024
An introduction to Wildlife Surveying
Download our free Guide to Wildlife Surveying - perfect for community groups
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27 December 2024
Pevensey Levels Wetland Restoration Project update
At the end of 2024, we’re thrilled to share some exciting news about the progress of the Pevensey Levels Wetland Restoration Project! The groundworks are now complete, and the results are incredible:
Around Sussex
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04 June 2020
Species of the day: Common Bird's-foot Trefoil
The unassuming Common Bird’s-foot Trefoil is an abundant and widely distributed sprawling perennial, belonging to one of the largest plant families, the Peas or Legumes
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04 June 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Seventy-nine
An update on my front garden wildflower meadow.
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03 June 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Seventy-eight
The Lesser Stag Beetle is impressive - but it’s not the Big Daddy of the British beetles.