Storrington Conservation Society: October Newsletter
Remembers Queen Elizabeth II and talks optimistically of our new King, Charles III and his interest in conservation and country matters. Also gives details of the next work party.
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Storrington Conservation Society: September Newsletter
Read a little about the early environmentalist, Reverend Gilbert White and his warnings about air pollution. Also future activities of the Conservation Society.
Storrington Conservation Society – August Newsletter
The effects of drought on the history of the agricultural landscape and the details of the next Storrington Conservation Group work activity.
Storrington Conservation Society – July Newsletter
The Newsletter discusses the necessity of water and the need to conserve this vital resource. Details of the next work activity are given.
Have you seen the Swifts? Please let SWT know
This is a busy time of year for Swifts with nesting underway, young growing steadily and our acrobatic visitors starting to plan ahead for next year. Take time to watch them, they are spectacular!
Save our Swifts: they need our help
Swifts really need our help as their numbers are declining fast. The Sussex Wildlife Trust Regional Group is trying to help the swifts nesting in the buildings around Storrington and local villages.
Storrington Conservation Society Newsletter – June 2022
Discussion of changes in agricultural practices and consequent conservation issues since the Coronation. Also details of the next work party.
Storrington Conservation Society Newsletter – May 2022
The latest Conservation Society Newsletter emphasizes the importance of gardens for wildlife conservation. The June working party will be at The Glade for its annual path clearance.
Storrington Conservation Society Newsletter – April 2022
Recent Storrington Conservation Society activities – litter picking and tree planting. Next session 7 May tidying up for the Duck Race.
Storrington Conservation Society Newsletter – March 2022
News of talk which emphasised the necessity of plants to human life. Also includes information about the Society’s next conservation event, to which all are welcome!