News
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23 October 2023
Kingston Hill Fields
Alex Worsley tells us about the chalk grassland restoration work and recovery of Kingston Hill Fields
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22 October 2023
Transformers - the inevitability of change
Like death and taxes, there’s another certainty in life - change. It’s fundamental, dictated by the onward march of time itself. But of course, some species are subject to just that little bit more change than others.
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16 October 2023
Bryophytes - exploring the mosses and liverworts of Sussex
Mosses, hornworts and liverworts. Sue Rubinstein and Brad Scott, county recorders for bryophytes in Sussex, share their thoughts on a little-studied plant group
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16 October 2023
Meet our Business Members: EcoOctopus
We meet Business Member Lynda of EcoOctopus and find out about her small business based in Sussex selling unusual and eco-conscious jewellery and textiles.
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14 October 2023
Spider superpowers
Walking on walls, ceilings. Defeated by bathtubs? Spiders may not be everyone’s favourite, but they are fascinating invertebrates with an array of impressive super-powers.
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13 October 2023
We are nearly there!
With your help, we’re now over three-quarters of the way towards the £110,000 needed to buy three fields adjoining the northern edge of our Ebernoe Common nature reserve.
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13 October 2023
Rye Harbour's Lost Words
As the Lost Words project comes to a close, we celebrate what has been achieved in engaging the local community with the wildlife at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve.
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12 October 2023
Meet the staff: Lydia Baxter
Lydia Baxter is Wilder Ouse Project Officer. Emma Chaplin caught up with her recently to find out a bit more about her.
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09 October 2023
Hunting for mermaid's purses in Hove
Helen Stewart, Wild Coast Sussex Volunteer, goes mermaid’s purse hunting in Hove
Around Sussex
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06 April 2020
Species of the day: Buzzard
The Common Buzzard has in recent years displaced the Kestrel as the UK’s most widely distributed and observed raptor species - it can now be seen in every county.
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06 April 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Twenty
After being confined for twenty days it’s time to pause and insert a Comma into my prison sentence.
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05 April 2020
Species of the day: Primrose
‘Primrose Day’ was created on April 19th to celebrate Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli’s love for his favourite flower