Welcome to Renaturing Seaford!
Renaturing Seaford is a communication hub, sharing awareness of the importance of biodiversity and nature in Seaford. Find out more about the groups working together to renature Seaford.
You can share news and observations, run a page for your own group, find volunteers and like-minded people to swap ideas with, or offer help and expertise to others.
We’d love to hear from you if you have a group, project, news, story or photographs. Let us know if you have feedback or would like to help!
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The “Renaturing Seaford” website was launched by Seaford Action for Nature, on behalf of groups in the town, It is run by volunteers and funded by the Ouse Valley Climate Action fund.
It is not an umbrella organisation. Groups and individuals retain ownership and responsibility for their own pages and updates.
Many thanks to our supporters including South Downs National Park, Ouse Valley Climate Action fund, Seaford Town Council, Seaford Community Partnership, Seaford Environmental Alliance and Lewes District Council.
Discover more here
Exploring Last Wood with SNHS- 28 September 2024
Twelve people were tempted out by the unexpectedly nice weather, including one child, two Town Councillors and a number of people new to Natural History. We set one of the…
New Year 2025 plant count
For the third year, Seaford Action for Nature will be taking part in the BSBI New year plant hunt – volunteers welcome! Since 2012, the Botanical Society of Britain…
Fungi in the forest
Join Seaford Natural History Society (SNHS) in a walk “Fungi in the Forest” This search and identification walk starts from the second Friston Forest car park off the Littlington…
Orange swifts, tigers and pugs in the spotlight
Seaford Action for Nature have done quite a few flower surveys in the Pump field near Splash point but how is the field developing for insect life such as butterflies…
Trees for Seaford – September 24
Writing this in the heat of early August, I have felt blessed today when walking down a couple of tree-lined Seaford roads and moving from glaring heat into the refuge…
Nature detectives at Normansal Park
Did you know that one of our local spaces is actually managed by two different councils!? The area in red – Normansal Park is managed by Seaford town council and…
Celebrating Seaford
Welcome to a Seaford website designed to share information and bring different community groups together in a positive and helpful way. Somewhere to post news affecting Seaford, information about local…
Raised beds for Tower House school
Creating an outdoor learning environment at Tower House Tower House, a satellite provision of Cuckmere House School, is dedicated to providing education for 16 boys with Autism and Social, Emotional,…
Green, blue and red – a walk in Friston
Blue, green and red – a wildlife walk at Friston gallops Wonderful wildlife walk At last it was a sunny Saturday for the latest SNHS/SAFN wildlife event. This is one…
Action for nature in Seaford schools
Nature in schools Seaford Action for Nature (previously On the Verge) started this academic year by planting bulbs for pollinators in all the primary schools. One of these sessions took…
Friends of the Last Wood and meadow
The Friends of Last Wood and meadow group is working to conserve and protect this fantastic Seaford site. The “Last Wood and Meadow” is a local green space owned by…
Not “just” grass
Don’t walk on by! It’s easy to ignore grass but please don’t just walk on by. Campaigns like no-mow May and bio-diversity enhancing verge management by councils are helping many…
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