In partnership with the Ashdown Forest Conservators and the High Weald Unit, Sussex Wildlife Trust is pleased to offer school visits to the Ashdown Forest Centre. Click here for Education Visit Information leaflet (0.5mb pdf) Booking Your ...
This course is designed for individuals wishing to lead and manage a forest school programme with young people or adults. A forest school is an inspirational process that offers children, young people and adults of all abilities regular ...
From 2006-8 Sussex Wildlife Trust employed a Project Officer to implement this unique Plan, with support from the Countdown 2010 Biodiversity Action Fund and Brighton & Hove City Council. The project was a fantastic success. Here are some of ...
What is a forest school? A forest school is an inspirational process that offers children, young people and adults regular opportunities to appreciate and enjoy their local woodlands. A forest school nurtures an understanding and respect for ...
Taking Wildlife To Your Site The Outreach Project is an exciting opportunity for the Trust to work with schools and young people's organisations in Sussex. We aim to bring quality environmental education to your school or group, ...
Sussex Wildlife Watch membership You can join Watch if you are aged between 6 to 12. You will receive a special starter pack plus four mailings a year. Watch membership costs £15.00 per year for up to ...
Woods Mill is the headquarters of the Sussex Wildlife Trust. The 44 acre Nature Reserve covers a variety of habitats including meadow with hedgerow, freshwaters and woodland. Most of the reserve is now accessible by wheelchair. There is a ...
The Sussex Wildlife Trust is bringing over 30 years experience of providing environmental education to Seven Sisters Country Park. Within this unique landscape school children will never forget a visit here. The Park Seven Sisters Country ...
