Category: "whats-on"
Moths and Coffee!
Join the RSPB at Pagham Harbour in one of their many forthcoming events this autumn and winter including Moths and Coffee, an irresistible combination! Did you know that moths migrate as well as birds? Autumn is a great time to set a moth trap – there is a good chance... read more »
Medmerry Breach Photo Point
You can now take part in a project that is both citizen art and citizen science by contributing mobile phone photos of the ever changing Medmerry Breach. This is not only an art project but also an essential part of CHASM as we look more closely at factors affecting... read more »
Plastic wet wipes to be banned in the UK by summer
Wet wipes containing plastic are to be banned from being sold in the UK, with legislation announced by Environment Secretary Steve Barclay on 22 April 2024. Barclay says the move is needed to protect our waterways from “an unnecessary source of pollution”. The new law means it will be... read more »
Visiting RSPB Pagham Harbour LNR
This sheltered inlet is an internationally important wetland site for wildlife, featuring saltmarsh and mudflats, lagoons, reedbeds, farmland and shingle beach. Follow our trails around the reserve, venturing past the old Sidlesham tramway, along the pebbly beach, and even to our neighbouring reserve, Medmerry. Follow this link to find out... read more »
Make A Difference Awards MWHG
Great news from the Manhood Wildlife & Heritage Group (MWHG) – the group is a finalist in the Green Award category of the Make A Difference Awards, and members of the group have been interviewed on BBC Radio Sussex and Suffolk about their work. MWHG will feature on BBC Radio... read more »
Ticks and Lyme Disease
As everyone gets out and about this summer we want to help spread the word about the Ticks and Lyme disease awareness campaign run by the UKHSA. This year there have been higher than normal incidents of tick bites and tick-borne infections locally. Tick activity increases during spring, peaking... read more »
Huge decline seen in British birds
A story as relevant to the Manhood Peninsula as to the Cambridge countryside where it begins. New figures from the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) published on Sunday, to coincide with International Dawn Chorus Day, show total numbers had declined by one third in the... read more »
RSPB Medmerry
Medmerry is one of the RSPB's ‘wild and wonderful’ reserves offering long walks and cycle rides through an amazing landscape of panoramic views and glorious sunsets. The result of one of Europe's largest managed realignment schemes, Medmerry is just a stone's throw from our neighbouring Pagham... read more »
RSPB Pagham Harbour
Pagham Harbour is one of the best places in the UK for wildlife. Vast flocks of wading birds head to here for its saltmarsh and mudflats which cover around half of the reserve. During winter large numbers of dark-bellied Brent geese, lapwings and black-tailed godwits use the harbour or surrounding... read more »
Harbour Life Magazine
There is a lot going on in Chichester Harbour. For an entertaining and informative read about the events and activities taking place, read the beautiful magazine produced once a month by Chichester Harbour Conservancy. Follow this link to find out more in Harbour Life Magazineread more »