- Woods Mill / some working from home possible
- Fixed term for six months
- Part time, 21 hours a week
- Closing date: 29th August, interviews on 9th September
Category Archives: Woods Mill
Sussex Wildlife Trust: Membership Officer
- Woods Mill / working from home
- Fixed term for six months — potential to extend for 18 months
- Part time — 8 hours per week over Thursday and Friday
- Closing date: Monday 8th March, interviews on Thursday 18th March
Sussex Wildlife Trust: Wilder Landscapes Officer
- Based at Woods Mill with homeworking and travel across Sussex
- 10–12 month fixed term contract, full time – 35 hours per week
- Apply by 5:00pm on 8th September, interview on 30th September
Woods Mill Walks
Wednesday, 20th June 2018 2:00pm–4:00pm
Midsummer at Woods Mill
Thursday, 21st June 2018 6:30pm–8:30pm
Summer Bird Walk
Wednesday, 27th June 2018 3:00pm–4:30pm
Weekend Wildlife Walk
Saturday, 30th June 2018 10:00am–11:30am
Weekend Wildlife Walk
Saturday, 30th June 2018 2:00pm–3:30pm
Meet at the noticeboard by the bridge. Free events. No booking required, just turn up. If you need more information, you can contact James Duncan.
Bat Night
Events involving furry mammals (bats, badgers, boars, ..) at Woods Mill are always oversubscribed — so book now if you want to attend.
Dusk Birds
Join us as dusk settles to look and listen for the variety of bird species that inhabit Woods Mill. As some head to roost, we’ll listen out for the most prolific of night time singers, the song thrush, the blackbird, the robin and of course, the glorious nightingale. We’ll also keep our eyes peeled for silent nocturnal hunters, the owls. Meet at the noticeboard by the bridge. Free event. No booking required, just turn up. For more information please contact James Duncan.
Wildlife and the Planning Process
Are your neighbours considering a development? What protected species are most suitable for disrupting their plans? How can you get the critters to take up residence on their land? How can you best document their presence in ways that will persuade the planning authority to veto the project? Sadly, this brief course does not directly address these fundamental questions. But attending it will be much cheaper than hiring ecoNIMBY Associates LLC and you may learn something relevant to your campaign.
Moth Trap Morning
Over 2500 species of moths have been recorded in the UK. Join us as we open the previous night’s moth trap in order to identify just how many of those we’ve caught. Meet at the noticeboard by the bridge. Free event, though booking essential as places are limited. To book please contact James Duncan.
If you can’t make 18th May then there are other opportunities on 9th June and 29th June.
