What's happening with the Discovery Centre?
11 August 2020
News
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Liz's updates - what's happening with the Discovery Centre
21 July 2020
Update from Liz Grant
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Interview with Neil Buchanan of Art Attack
14 July 2020
Neil Buchanan lives near Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, and is a regular visitor. We caught up with him over the phone to find out how lockdown is going.
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Liz's updates - what's happening with the Discovery Centre?
13 July 2020
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Liz's updates - what's happening with the Discovery Centre
30 June 2020
Rye Harbour Discovery Centre Manager Liz Grant will give us regular updates about what’s happening inside (and sometimes outside) the Discovery Centre during the final stages of the fitting process
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We speak to Rye Harbour Discovery Centre Manager Liz Grant
17 June 2020
Liz Grant tells us about the Discovery Centre
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Thursday Evening at Eight
28 April 2020
A poem about Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
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Dr Barry Yates celebrates 36 years at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
15 April 2020
Dr Barry Yates is Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Manager at Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. The reserve has just celebrated its 50th anniversary and Barry has now worked (and lived) on the reserve for 36 years. He talks about the origins of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, and what’s been happening during the last 50 years:
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Why I love a Plover by Dr Tony Whitbread
27 March 2020
Former Sussex Wildlife Trust CEO Dr Tony Whitbread, now Trust President, tells us why he’s bought a ‘Plover’ to help the Rye Harbour Discovery Centre Appeal
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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve celebrates its 50th Anniversary
17 March 2020
On Sunday 15th, Rye Harbour Nature Reserve celebrated its 50th anniversary with a glorious, five hour walk around the whole of the nature reserve. On a day that had sunshine and a rainbow as well as some weather challenges (mostly a cold wind), 20 members of the public joined some of the Sussex Wildlife Trust team, including Dr Barry Yates, Reserve Manager for the last 37 years and Senior Learning and Engagement Officer Lucy Bowyer. Cliff Dean, Chair of the Friends of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve, and James Tomlinson (Guide in a Hide volunteer) also supported the walk. There was a great deal of combined wildlife experience in the team, and the group, who stopped in each bird hide en route, counted more than 60 different species along the way, including a rare Glossy Ibis, a Raven in Camber Castle and a grass snake swimming in Castle Water
