News
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19 September 2023
Meet the staff: Barry Wildish
Find out more about Gatwick Greenspace Partnership Officer Barry Wildish and his love of ancient woodland and chess!
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17 September 2023
Help us expand Ebernoe Common
This autumn we need to raise £110,000 to purchase three fields adjoining our nature reserve at Ebernoe Common. Help restore our landscape.
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15 September 2023
Have you seen a hornet?
Don’t panic! Our native European Hornet is harmless but we explain how to identify the invasive Asian Hornet and where to report any sightings.
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15 September 2023
Long legs, short lives
You’ve probably seen a cranefly recently, though you might know them better as ‘daddy longlegs’. One look at their long, spindly legs and it’s easy to see how they got this nickname!
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12 September 2023
Will the Lords wreck government plans to pollute our rivers?
A ‘wrecking amendment’ could block the government’s damaging legislation.
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11 September 2023
Your lasting legacy
This week is ‘Remember a Charity in your Will Week’, a national initiative to encourage people across the UK to consider including a gift to charity in their Will, after taking care of loved ones.
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07 September 2023
The Adventures of a Wild Coast Sussex Volunteer
Volunteer Ruby Stothard shares her experiences of volunteering with our Wild Coast Sussex project
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06 September 2023
Rivers in crisis
As the Government announces its plans to weaken the rules that prevent pollution of some of our most important wildlife sites, Ali Morse explores the detrimental impact this will have on us and our natural world.
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06 September 2023
Dung and death
Given how much there must be, why aren’t we drowning in wildlife corpses and poo? Ecologist Alex Worsley takes us through the crucial role of detrivores - creatures who feed on detritus.
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