Members of the Roundhill Community have been finding new ways to appreciate the soggy weather we’ve been having recently… by heading out to their newly-registered ‘Toad Crossing’ site to look out for urban amphibians ...
Local organisations and groups are invited to host events and activities as part of Nature2020, celebrating the richness and significance of The Living Coast and actively engage more people in the care and conservation of local nature.
Gleaning is the act of collecting leftover crops from farmers' fields after they have been commercially harvested or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest.
Local resident Clare is on a mission to create a life less ordinary in whatever way that looks.
Clare Talks Rubbish to inspire positive change for inner and outer landscapes. Promoting a world where individuals feel empowered and the collective absolutely DOES make a difference. A world where we give back rather than take away.
Artists, authors, poets, and composers have for centuries been inspired by the local coastline, the South Downs, its natural environment, and the Sussex Weald. Nathan James, has long been inspired by these local landscapes, and is now embarking on an Arts Council-funded project to write a cantata.
Forestry England are encouraging more people to make regular visits to woodland to improve mental wellbeing. Forests are places you can seek adventure, make memories or find escape.
