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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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Renaturing Seaford 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
No Mow May – and a wildflower challenge
It’s nearly May – and that means one thing – putting that mower away. (Put your feet up and enjoy the sunshine instead!) Every…
Delicious dandelions
‘Got that job done’ used to be my way of thinking, after having mown the lawn. ‘Nice and tidy’; a sense of achievement, although marred…
Counting how many bees visit a town garden
How many wild bees visit a town garden ? Melene gives some tips on identifying bees! ‘How on earth can you tell the difference?’ said…
Underfrogs or “Wonder” frogs?
Wow what a brilliant talk from Lucy Lapwing! Lucy “Lapwing” came up with her nickname from her Instagram page for bird identifications. These are quirky…
Hedgehogs spring into action!
Hedgehogs are now a nightly presence in my garden! After intermittent hibernation in January and February, I’ve spotted regular activity since the beginning of…
Cliff Gardens project update – request to close the road to vehicles
Cliff Gardens update – Notice of road closure to motorized vehicles On 11 October 2023 at a Lewes District Council planning meeting, planners stated that…
Seaford town council – taking back the verges
Good news for the verges! The town council was getting a lot of complaints about verges, either because they were becoming untidy and unsafe, or…
Early birds – and learning with Lucy
All the signs of Spring are bursting upon us and the birds are in full voice in the mornings! Don’t miss the dawn chorus which…
Alex Worsley – priority species of Seaford Head
What a brilliant talk by Alex Worsley about the special species of Seaford Head! Although Alex is quite new to this area, he clearly has…
Winter walk 5 – trees and birds
Winter flowers, some unexpected trees and the best birdsong in the town on a walk to the old school playing fields of Normansal . To…
Winter walk 6 – Valley dip
Winter walk 6 – valley dip Birdsong in old hedgerows and sea views on the ancient route from Bishopstone to Blatchington. January flowers: 4 of…
Winter walk – Ravens, lichen and mud..
A Winter “amble” in the Seven Sister country park was promised! It turned out to be a little more adventurous than it sounded, as we…
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