News
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18 December 2023
Waxwing Winter
Discover the bird that’s a favourite amongst birdwatchers, despite the fact that most rarely see one.
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12 December 2023
Meet our staff: Alice Oakley
Meet Alice Oakley, who joins us this month as Volunteer Coordinator at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. Find out a little more about her.
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10 December 2023
The Deneway's Wild Future has begun!
Communities Intern Mya Bambrick tells us about the exciting new youth-led nature reserve initiative for 16–25 year olds based at our gated reserve in Brighton: the Deneway
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08 December 2023
Inspiring the next generation
Communities Intern, Mya Bambrick, shares her passion of getting young people inspired by nature.
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07 December 2023
Maintaining St John sub Castro churchyard for wildlife
St John sub Castro church yard in Lewes has been transformed to support wildlife
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06 December 2023
Eggs, caterpillars and chrysalises
Butterfly Conservation tell us about a few of their favourite moths and what happens to them over winter.
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06 December 2023
Nature recovery at a time of crisis
Viviane Doussy of the Storrington and Arun Valley Sussex Wildlife Trust Regional Group tells us about a Friday evening in the local village hall discussing nature’s recovery
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05 December 2023
Ocean Symposium 2023
Ella Garrud writes about the great success of the 2023 Ocean Symposium
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04 December 2023
Glimmers - things in nature that lift your spirits
Glimmers are things that, when you think of them or notice them, cheer you up. Staff share some of the things that have lifted their spirits this year
Around Sussex
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15 April 2020
Species of the day: Mute Swan
The Mute Swan is both one of the UK and world’s largest and heaviest birds. It’s also far and away the biggest bird you’re likely to see within a short distance from your house
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15 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Twenty-nine
Where snakes in the grass are absolutely free.
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14 April 2020
Species of the day: Wood Mouse
Despite being one of the UK’s most widespread mammals, the Wood Mouse lives a secretive life. There’s thought to be approximately two thirds the number in Britain than there are humans.