Author Sue Curnock With Hedgehog Awareness Week running from 5 – 11 May, I thought you might be interested to hear about the fantastic day I had at Roger’s Wildlife Rescue in Brighton. Roger had been caring for a number … Continue reading
Roger’s Wildlife Rescue brought two adorable fox cubs to Woods Mill giving youngsters at our holiday club a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity to see them at close quarters. Roger’s Wildlife Rescue, based in Woodingdean, Brighton, is run by Roger … Continue reading
Author Jess Price Last month I blogged about wild daffodils, and whilst I did see some in flower in March, it seems that the cold weather did delay things somewhat. However once we hit April the daffodils really got going. … Continue reading
Author Jess Price I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o’er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in … Continue reading
Author Jess Price Spring is certainly on its way and with it, a cacophony of bird song coming from gardens, parks and woodlands. Unfortunately my bird song identification skills are not as good as I would like, so I’ve decided … Continue reading
Author Jess Price Ronnie’s blog about green resolutions has got me thinking about how we can all make a bit more space for wildlife in 2013. So I’ve come up with eight resolutions for gardens and outside spaces. Whether you … Continue reading
Author Jess Price Recently I discovered a false widow spider strolling across my bed. I knew it was a false widow as soon as I saw it. Smaller then a 1p piece, they have a distinctive globular shaped body and … Continue reading
Author Tony Whitbread There is a new threat to tree health which has appeared in Great Britain, the highly destructive Chalara dieback of ash trees, caused by the Chalara fraxinea fungus. Forestry Commission has produced a briefing note about this … Continue reading
Author Laura Brook Working together as a team has taken on a new meaning at Sussex Wildlife Trust with the launch of Nature Street. We are encouraging next-door neighbours throughout the county to not just talk over the garden fence … Continue reading
Author Jess Price In late summer and autumn I often get phone calls from people concerned because they have been finding dead or sick birds in their garden. It is always disturbing to see animals dying and the natural human … Continue reading
