You may have heard about how we planted an incredible 900+ trees at two sites in East Wittering and Birdham in March, with children and pare

A group of brilliant volunteers came out to reinstall the fence at Willow Glen pond.

We are looking for new trustees who are keen to help us conserve wildlife and heritage on the Manhood Peninsula.

Who knew it would be so easy to plant so many trees?! A really fun morning in the sunshine, working together to make a real difference.

On Saturday 19th March, 2022, 500+ trees were planted at Downview Recreation area by children and young people - and their amazing...

By Louise Barnetson Our amazing volunteers planted trees and carried out other important wildlife habitat management work at two sites in...

By Louise Barnetson An amazing thing happened in Birdham on the morning of Saturday 5th March ... an incredible 40+ volunteers met at the...

Read the latest results from our wildlife survey.

It was a crisp morning down at Batchmere, with the last of the night’s frost still lingering underfoot, topped with blue skies...

The pond itself is now a healthy habitat for water voles, littered with tiny latrines and nibbled vegetation.

It was a muddy day today indeed down at West Itchenor Pond as the MWHG volunteers set out to remove Hemlock Water Dropwort, the carrot’s...

Last week, Jane Reeve, (our wildlife conservation lead) was at Marsh Farm, Sidlesham. This farm is part of a farm cluster group, which...