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We need your support to safeguard Sussex today and for future generations.
You can join as a member or through our Corporate Partnership scheme.
We rely solely on membership subscriptions both individual and corporate, donations, legacies, sponsorship, and grants to fund our vital work.
The Trust exists to protect the wonderful and diverse habitats that are to be found in Sussex including ancient woodland, chalk downland, heathland, grazing marsh, saltmarsh, and dramatic coastline.
The Trust manages 3,500 acres of land in 32 nature reserves, which include some of the finest wild places in Sussex. Over 450 active volunteers are involved in all aspects of the Trusts work and together work more than 6,500 days a year for the Trust.
Through our renowned environmental education programme, and our programme of courses and events we enable people of all ages to understand respect and value the diversity of habitats and wildlife in Sussex.
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Congratulations to our fantastic team of 22 runners who all completed a very hot and sunny Brighton Marathon 2011. They raised an amazing £10,000 for vital nature conservation work in Sussex. View Brighton Marathon 2011 photo gallery ...
Please support Sussex Wildlife Trust by sending our Christmas cards this year. Wildlife photographer Mike Read, whose superb images frequently grace Trust publications, will donate 15% of all sales towards 'Taking Care of Sussex'. Mike ...
What do you love most about Sussex? . . . Our bluebell woods, the gently rolling downs, the dramatic coastline, the purple haze of heathlands, or the call of the nightingale or turtle dove . . ...
The Sussex Wildlife Trust needs your support to secure a better future for nature in Sussex – and we are very grateful for all the help we receive. donate.htm Thank you for your support ...
