Storrington Conservation Society: February 2026 Newsletter
This Newsletter concentrates on the effect of our changing climate, with earlier spring upsetting the life cycles of all kinds of wildlife. Future Society activities are also given.
This Newsletter concentrates on the effect of our changing climate, with earlier spring upsetting the life cycles of all kinds of wildlife. Future Society activities are also given.
A proposed stork art mural to adorn Place Villerest as it links in well with the existing historic town centre with its stork emblem.
St. Mary’s Churchyard Storrington has entered the South and South East In Bloom competition for the last ten years or so, winning the Churchyard of the Year award a couple of times. This year was our highest ever score.
The White Stork Project’s 2025 breeding season has delivered its most captivating stories yet, as satellite tags reveal the remarkable journeys of young storks taking flight across Europe.
Some of the residents of Thakeham, during the course of the year, may have noticed bright lights shining across the Glebe Field on some nights. This was not a sign of nefarious goings on but evidence of a moth survey being carried out.
Discusses pollution and the damage caused – and what can be done by reducing demand, refilling, reusing and recycling responsibly.
A discussion of non-native, invasive plants – with examples and the need to control them to the benefit of our native species. Also future Society activities are given.
A discussion of vegetarianism – and how changes in our diets can influence the earth’s climate. Also future Society activities!
Discussion of water pollution in canals and rivers – which are vital for our healthy and wellbeing and invitation to join in Society activities.
BBC Countryfile Vick Hope and Joe Crowley are in West Sussex to celebrate the revival of the white stork. Featuring Knepp and Storrington. To be broadcast on BBC1 on Sunday 25th May 2025 4pm.