Money raised by leading Sussex law firm Mayo Wynne Baxter could help Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey and Sussex (KSS) pay for four lifesaving blood transfusions, which could assist in preventing a patient from bleeding to death at the scene of a critical accident.

An intrepid team of adventurers from accountants, business and wealth advisers Kreston Reeves completed the gruelling Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge raising over £3,000 for the Kreston Reeves Foundation (registered charity no. 1180402).

St Catherine's Hospice are delighted to invite you to enter a team for this year's Dragon Boat team building event.

Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) is on an urgent mission to buy its second air ambulance with the launch of a £1 million ‘Buy it for Life’ fundraising appeal so that it can reach more patients and save even more lives in Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

This free, seven-day email course will introduce you to some of the wildflowers. The Wilder Ouse project has been busy creating cascading ponds on farmland.

It’s nesting season – but did you know that not all birds nest in trees? Ground nesting birds such as Skylark and Lapwing are especially vulnerable to disturbance. Nests can be destroyed and adult birds frightened off.

Spring is a busy time for wildlife, and a perfect opportunity to get out and explore what nature has to offer.

The arrival of spring brings a surge in amorous amphibian activity. Also we installed our fixed-point PhotoPosts on various nature reserves across Sussex three years ago.

There’s been a hive of activity at six Thameslink railway stations where wildlife experts have installed 20 new ‘homes for nature’, said to be the bee’s knees for a wide variety of animals.

Can you spare 30 seconds? Tell us what spring wildlife topics interest.

Join us on a mammoth 30k challenge in March.

The Gatwick Airport Community Trust is calling on local groups and projects in Sussex to apply for grant funding.

St Barnabas Hospices and Martlets announce a merger to enhance patient care and provide sustainable hospice care for the future

Owls are some of our most captivating birds. Their love of hunting at dawn and dusk gives them a sense of mystery.

Welcome to our January 2024 update. 2023 was once again our busy year to date, just look at what we achieved.

Can you spare 30 seconds to answer a quick question? What area of Sussex Wildlife Trust’s work is most important to you in 2024?

Find out about the amazing offer on membership, book your spot on James Power webinar about the plight of bee species in Sussex, and see some of Sussex wildlife Trust's staff's nature highlights that raise their spirits.

Pulborough based charity and Gatwick Diamond member The Mary How Trust has launched a brand new comedy night.

Sussex-based Carpenter Box has raised £82,000 in the accountancy firm’s 100th year to support charities working with vulnerable people across the county.

Wildlife quiz How much do you know about the wildlife in Sussex? Do you know how many Hedgehogs there are in the UK or whether Robins moult? Take our quiz and test your wildlife knowledge. Take the quiz   Wilder Future Sussex Wildlife Trust is passionate about connecting young people with our county’s amazing wildlife. We also believe in providing opportunities to learn essential skills for careers in nature conservation. Deneway's Wild Future does this by offering free, accessible and fun sessions for 16–25 year olds.Communities Intern Mya Bambrick tells us about the exciting new youth-led nature reserve initiative based at The Deneway nature reserve in Brighton. Read more   Upcoming events 17 December: Guide in the Hide - Rye Harbour Nature Reserve 20 December: Wild Future Sessions - for 16 to 25 year olds. Brighton 16 January: 10 Bees and the stories they tell - Webinar More events here