Wildlife Protection
Adur Valley Wildlife
The website of the British Marine Life Study Society (which is based in Shoreham) has some interesting information about the wildlife of the Adur Valley including wildlife reports, general articles about wildlife in and around the river, including at the beach at Shoreham.
Read more about West Sussex's many nature reserves.
It can take time to wade through as there is a good deal of stuff here, but it's all good stuff. Changing Sussex Wildlife
Attractive occasional blog from the Sussex Biodiversity Centre.Stoneywish Nature Reserve
Stoneywish is a privately owned 50-acre Nature Reserve on the outskirts of the village of Ditchling.The attraction also includes a Ditchling mini museum which highlights the work of wartime Punch cartoonist Rowland Emett; plus there's a herb garden, free-range animal smallholding and others.
Sussex Wildlife Trust
The Sussex Wildlife Trust is a well-supported conservation group whose slogan is "Taking Care of Sussex".The Trust does this by managing 3,500 acres of wild Sussex, carrying out volunteer conservation work and serving as a source of expertise on all matters relating to habitat, wildlife and conservation issues.
The trust's lands include over 30 nature reserves all over the county and the website contains full details of these habitats, why they are important and how to enjoy them.
West Sussex Badger Protection Group
Studying, rescuing and talking about badgers.
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