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Their distinctive rasping call can be heard up to a mile away, earning them the reputation as the UK’s loudest amphibian. Now the natterjack toad, long associated with British folklore,...
An immersive day celebrating the intersection of food, farming and the natural world is taking place next month. On Saturday, 7 June Westerlands, near Graffham, will host the very first...
Communities in the National Park are coming together for a week-long celebration of things we can all do to tackle climate change and protect nature. Great Big Green Week takes...
Young people are passionate about nature, climate and the environment – perhaps more than any generation before them. Our Youth Ambassadors fulfil a crucial role of ensuring that young peoples’...
Four bespoke oak benches with landscape-inspired inscriptions have been unveiled at a beautiful dew pond near Eastbourne. The new benches at Warren Hill will provide a place for gathering, as...
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