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Wild Wednesday - Fallow deer

Did you know that the fallow deer, one of the UK's most recognisable deer species, isn't actually native to Britain? Originally from Asia, fallow deer were introduced by the Normans in the 11th centur...

Habitat Banking - what are the benefits for Arun residents?

Habitat banks come with a long‑term commitment: each site must be protected and managed for at least 30 years. ...

Did you know? Every drop of water counts for our future

By 2055, we're expected to need significantly more water than is currently available, with a potential daily shortfall of five billion litres. To put that into perspective, that's the equivalent of 25...

Wild Wednesday - Sea kale

Have you spotted this striking coastal plant growing along our shingle beaches?...

Did you know? How to stay safe in a heatwave

As we experience one heatwave after another, it's worth remembering that high temperatures can have a serious impact on some members of our community....

Wild Wednesday – Garden tiger moth

This week we shine a spotlight on one of Britain's most striking insects, the garden tiger moth, scientific name, Arctia caja. With its bold patterns and vibrant colours, this remarkable moth looks mo...