News
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08 August 2023
Runaway Plan
Should proposals to expand airport capacity even be coming forward during a time of climate crisis?
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08 August 2023
Menagerie of Magnificent Moths
William has been investigating moths in his garden. He was amazed to find 82 different species!
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07 August 2023
Wild Coast Weekend!
Find out more about connecting with the marine world on Wild Coast Sussex’s Wild Coast Weekend
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07 August 2023
The elephant in the room
Late summer is the best time to discover one of the UK’s chunkiest caterpillars, the Elephant Hawk-moth.
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03 August 2023
'All Shapes and Sizes ' - looking for entries for this year's photo competition
We are launching our annual photo competition and our theme this year is ‘All Shapes and Sizes’
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02 August 2023
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Wildlife Sightings – July 2023
July was a very wet month that enabled the shingle flowers to have an extended flowering season
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02 August 2023
Himalayan Balsam removal with Wilder Horsham District
Find out about the pretty pink pest, Himalayan Balsam, and Wilder Horsham District’s attempts to get rid of it
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31 July 2023
Understanding Undulate Rays in Sussex
For National Marine Week we are taking a closer look at the amazing Undulate Ray (Raja undulata), one of the lesser-known species found in Sussex waters.
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28 July 2023
Nature Needs Action
Ask political leaders to make five General Election pledges to save nature
Around Sussex
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28 March 2020
Species of the day: Alexanders
Alexanders is an umbellifer belonging to the enormously diverse and widespread carrot family. It’s well known for its use in medicine.
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28 March 2020
Corona Wildlife Diary: Day Eleven
I disguise myself as a sofa and wait for the Danny la Rue of the crow family.
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27 March 2020
Species of the day: Starling
The Common Starling is undoubtedly one of the countries most familiar garden birds. So familiar in fact that they’re almost certainly underrated in both their beauty and abilities in song.