News
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18 June 2026
Pride and representation at Sussex Wildlife Trust
During Pride month, Ranger Dav Bridger talks about the importance of inclusivity and his experience of working for Sussex Wildlife Trust.
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16 June 2026
South Downs Local Plan - one week to go to have your say
The South Downs Local Plan - there’s just one week left to have your say
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16 June 2026
Where to see orchids in Sussex
There are about 56 species of orchid native to the UK and 23 of those can be found across Sussex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves. These are some of the best reserves to visit in search of beautiful and elusive wild orchids.
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15 June 2026
Secrets beneath the sea
Secrets Beneath the Sea is a bold new open-air exhibition on Brighton seafront, celebrating the extraordinary marine life found just off our coast. From 15 June to 19 July 2026 at the Brighton Seafront Gallery, it’s free to visit and open to everyone.
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15 June 2026
Meet the staff: Leysdown Trainee Ranger Ben Hughes
Meet Leysdown Trainee Ranger Ben Hughes and find out how his path led him here
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12 June 2026
Find your voice in art with Cy Baker
Artist in residence at Rye Harbour, Cy Baker, has been using his trusty biro to capture the unique landscape and its wildlife.
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10 June 2026
Just who are you calling a pest?
People throw the term ‘pest; around quite a lot. But it’s humans who have created the problem, not wildlife
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09 June 2026
Meet the CEO - Nic Scothern
Meet new CEO Nic Scothern and find out about growing up amongst urban wildlife
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03 June 2026
Meet the staff - Jonny Owen
Meet Wilder Learning Manager Jonny Owen and learn about Brownsea Island and Rave Therapy!
Around Sussex
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30 April 2025
Eastbourne Group - April 2025 events
It was a busy month for the Eastbourne group. The walks and talk were well supported.
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23 April 2025
Species of the day: Kestrel
A mere half-century ago, the Common Kestrel was likely to be the only bird of prey regularly seen across much of Britain
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31 March 2025
Eastbourne Group - March Events
What did the Eastbourne Local Group get up to in March?