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 Kevin Lerwell Calling all potential conservation workers of the future! Here at the Gatwick Greenspace Partnership, we are proud to now be able to offer young people in the north of Sussex volunteer opportunities to get involved in looking after … Continue reading
Author Tom Forward It is easy to dismiss modern day youth as pasty, sofa-bound, energy drink fuelled, gaming addicted and sleep deprived, with little concern other than for evolving thumbs that are better adapted for faster BBM-ing and maintaining a … Continue reading
Author Ryan Greaves For about a year and a half, Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Youth Rangers have been managing an area beside the Foredown Tower, in Portslade. There are a number of community allotments on the site, but our responsibility is … Continue reading
Author Ryan Greaves In my job as one of Woods Mill’s summer wardens I get to see my fair share of exciting and unusual wildlife. But it certainly doesn’t stop me going in search of other wildlife encounters, even on … Continue reading
Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Youth Rangers have been monitoring local wildlife around Brighton using movement sensitive cameras. Their results are worthy of Springwatch and have captured some pretty amazing night time footage of urban nature. Badgers at their sett Fox at … Continue reading
Author Ryan Greaves For nearly three years now our Youth Ranger project has been managing a wildlife garden in Stanmer Park, just outside Brighton. This past summer we provided old pieces of roofing felt beside our pond for small mammals, … Continue reading
Neil Fletcher catches up with Renzo Spano, Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Youth Volunteer Co-ordinator, and the Youth Rangers on a volunteer task to repair the Woods Mill ‘Twigloo’. Podcast Powered By Podbean Click here to find out more about Sussex Wildlife … Continue reading
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