This Newsletter gives a thorough report of the talk given at the AGM by Michael Blencowe about the Lost Woods project and its importance in nature conservation. Future events are also mentioned.
The Newsletter reviews recent activity and notes that air pollution affects wildlife and humans. We all share the same air.
The March Newsletter reviews recent activity and gives a thorough review of the recent excellent talk about the work of the RSPB.
East Clayton Farm is part of the Lorica Trust, an organisation set up to help vulnerable groups and encourage school engagement through land-based learning. We need gardeners, walkers, animal lovers and handy people. Get involved, have some fun and make a real difference.
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!
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.
Sussex Wildlife Trust (Storrington & Arun Valley Regional Group): First Online Event of 2022 – a Quiz: “Gardening for Butterflies”
Storrington and Arun Valley Sussex Wildlife Trust Regional Group were delighted to receive a cheque for £500 from the Waitrose ‘Give A Little Love’ Community Fund on Tuesday.
In our first regional event, Tony Whitbread will be giving a talk on the history of the Sussex Wildlife Trust and what its future holds. The event, which is for members of the Sussex Wildlife Trust, will be held at the Trinity Centre in Storrington.