Gatwick Greenspace Partnership joined colleagues from London Gatwick’s Biodiversity Team to support a fantastic biodiversity work experience day for students
Gatherings of jellyfish, also known as ‘blooms’, often occur in summer off the Sussex coast. Here are five of the likeliest you might spot.
Charlotte Owen, our Conservation Manager, spoke at the Planning Committee in strong support of this ambitious application, which is now a major step closer to delivery.
This eater of insects can be found on Sussex heathlands - but look carefully, as despite being prolific predators, these plants are only centimetres tall.
With new projects launching, we’re looking for talented new members to join the team in a range of roles. Do you know someone looking for the first step, or their next step, into restoring nature in Sussex?
Do you want to make a positive impact on nature and help the Sussex Wildlife Trust make a difference?
Inspiring local people to get involved in our work is a really important part of what we do. You can join in with 30,000 other people across Sussex who are passionate about making a difference for nature locally.
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