Neil Fletcher has been recording the lives of a family of blue tits in a garden nest box. The birds are nesting nearly three weeks later than last year. We will be posting regular video updates so you can follow … Continue reading
Author Tom Forward A stones throw from our office here in Tilgate Park, we are working to manage a small patch of heathland no more 0.36 acres in size. We know it to be a good site for adders, slow … Continue reading
Author Mike Russell Sorry, just had to send this out into the ether! After so much gloomy weather, gloomy news and Brighton not making the Championship play-offs, I had the most brilliant walk into work at Woods Mill this morning … Continue reading
Author Fran Southgate Did you know that it’s predicted that by 2030, six out of every ten people will live in a city? With a global population of around seven billion (thousand million) people, that’s a lot of houses! At … Continue reading
Author Huw Morgan The Youth Rangers have been working on one of the Trust’s smaller sites, the Deneway in Westdean, Brighton. The long, narrow site is 1.5 hectares and runs between the back of suburban gardens and the London to … Continue reading
Author Tony Whitbread The public is being urged to make sure they have their say on the Biosphere bid in this last week of the consultation. With over 1600 responses to date, and over 90% support for the Biosphere amongst responses … Continue reading
Author Nikki Hills Would you like to know more about the wonderful marine life that lives along our coastline? And how you can help to protect it? Or looking for fun activities to do at the coast or in the … Continue reading
Author Tony Whitbread People across Europe have shown their support for ambitious reform of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP). It is crucial that EU Fisheries Ministers don’t water down proposals. At the beginning of February, Joan Edwards (the Head of … Continue reading
Author Mike Russell 1.30am on Sunday morning and I am answering the call of nature; well two calls actually. The first was because of what sadly afflicts men of a certain age, but the second was that I had to … Continue reading
Author Ronnie Reed ‘Where the bee sucks, there suck I, In a cowslip’s bell I lie, There I couch when owls do cry, On the bat’s back I do fly After summer merrily. Merrily, merrily, shall I live now Under … Continue reading
