News
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30 December 2023
Sussex Kelp Recovery Project - 2023 round-up
George Short of the Sussex Kelp Recovery Project tells us some fin-tastic highlights of 2023
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29 December 2023
Marine Review 2023
The Wildlife Trusts have just released our annual Marine Review where we highlight tales of hope and heartache through spectacular encounters, conservation successes and challenges for marine and coastal wildlife in UK seas.
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28 December 2023
Wilder Ouse review of 2023
A hello and round-up of her first few months at the Trust, from Lydia Baxter, Wilder Ouse Project Officer
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28 December 2023
A review of the Gatwick Greenspace Partnership 2023
Find out about all the great work that the Gatwick Greenspace Partnership team have been undertaking in 2023
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27 December 2023
Wild Coast Sussex - 2023 Review
The Wild Coast Sussex project had its last full year of delivery in 2023, and, boy, did they have an incredible year
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26 December 2023
Wilder Horsham District 2023 Review
Find out the highlights from the Wilder Horsham District project’s really busy and productive year
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22 December 2023
Season's Greetings from the Sussex Wildlife Trust
Chris Corrigan, Interim Chief Executive, thanks all the Trust’s supporters for their valued commitment to wildlife and looks forward to 2024
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20 December 2023
Three moments of joy at Rye Harbour in 2023
Ranger at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, Matt Rich, shares three moments of joy on the reserve from 2023.
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19 December 2023
Experiencing nature differently: ADHD
WildCall Officer Andy Fry talks about ADHD, focusing on how he experiences nature, how it helps his symptoms and mental health, and how having ADHD has helped him pursue a career in this field.
Around Sussex
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21 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Thirty-five
In which I go crazy with a drill and make some accommodation for my garden bees.
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21 April 2020
Species of the day: Common Toad
The Common Toad is one of our two most familiar amphibians. They’re largely a secretive species that have discriminating habitat requirements including permanent water bodies for breeding
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20 April 2020
Species of the day: Buff-tailed Bumblebee
Around ten percent of the UK’s bee species are represented by the widely recognised Bumblebees. One of the most widespread, and regular visitor of British gardens is the Buff-tailed Bumblebee