From Kew to Kemptown - Almost 1,000 young plants find a home on Brighton beach If you are strolling along Brighton seafront you may have spotted new plants which arrived in the city recently to enhance the new wildlife site being created as part of the Black Rock...
Join the team delivering the Changing Chalk project across The Living Coast and wider Eastern South Downs The Changing Chalk project partnership are now starting to recruit a number of new roles to join the delivery team. This 4 year project is funded in part by the...
Despite the challenges we all continue to face due to Covid, there has been so much to celebrate this year across The Living Coast. 2021 has certainly been another strange and difficult year but that hasn’t stopped so much great work happening to support the...
Love trees, but don’t know what you’re looking at? Register to receive your free tree identification guides to help you learn about trees and connect with nature where you live, study or work The Brighton & Hove Green Spaces Forum is supporting the charities, the...
New starling observation space #StarlingsRoost launched on Brighton Pier One of the UK’s most iconic tourist attractions, Brighton Palace Pier, famously known around the world for its rides, amusement arcades, and breath-taking views of sunsets, is also home to one of...
One of the best ways of attracting wildlife to your garden is to put in a pond, and autumn is the best time of year to do it. Brighton & Hove Wildlife Forum share with us their top tips for creating a pond. In nature, ponds come in all different shapes and sizes, so...
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