Night Time Walks to explore Castle Hill Nature Reserve

Local Wildlife Officer for The Sussex Wildlife Trust, Huw Morgan, offers the opportunity to explore Castle Hill nature reserve on the South Downs at night this week. It will provide the chance to learn a bit more about Woodingdean’s local wildlife and environment in a new way. Also, for those budding astronomers among the community, local astronomer Darren Baskill will be around to teach people a bit about the stars.

The walk will set off at 20.30 from the car park at the junction between Bexhill Road and Falmer Road in Woodingdean on Thursday 5 December. Booking is essential for this walk and you can reserve your place by contacting Huw Morgan via email at huwmorgan@sussexwt.org.uk There is a suggested donation of £3 and unfortunately no dogs will be allowed.

Date: Thursday 5 December
Time: 8.30pm – 10pm
Meet: Junction between Bexhill Road and Falmer Road
Where: Castle Hill Nature Reserve

The Sussex Wildlife Trust works to protect the countryside of Sussex, handling a number of reserves like Castle Hill in and around Brighton.

Written by Ellie Woolcott