The dormouse is one of the UK's 5 most endangered species. The number of dormice in the UK – described as one of the country’s “most endearing woodland mammals” – has fallen by more than 70 per cent in just two decad...Read More...
325 million years ago, when the British Isles was covered in dense tropical forests, giant insects reigned. Some had a wingspan of three quarters of a meter, huge eyes, rapid flight and a voracious appetite.
Now, at the height of summer, their...Read More...
Sightings of Swallows are steadily increasing in the Mid Arun Valley as we stagger from late spring into early summer - hirondelles over Arun dale.
Most of our swallows have returned from South Africa, covering an incredible 200 mile...Read More...
Response from Arun Countryside Trust to call for evidence for Julian Glover’s Review of National Parks and AONBs
SUMMARY OF OUR PROPOSALS TO THE REVIEW
Proposal 1: The National Park system requires better integration and culture change to re...Read More...