During May our volunteers have been out every Friday helping to carry out surveys of our sites. We've been to Haydon's Pond in...

Group of volunteers create pollinator-friendly flowerbed in Witterings

By Louise Barnetson In April Manhood Wildlife & Heritage Group (MWHG) ran two floral and wildlife surveying sessions with enthusiastic...

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 a stakes and binders fence at Willow Glen. The previous one we had put in place a few

The latest update and photos of the West Wittering tree nursery, showing the new compost bins made from pallets.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

Our annual competition for young people under 25. Enter by August 31st. This year's theme is 'Beautiful Nature'.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The new A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The A-Z blog series on our volunteers, trees and wildlife, by the West Wittering Tree Nursery Project.

The new tree nursery which aims to plant woodland across the Manhood Peninsula, in West Sussex.

The Manhood Wildlife and Heritage Group (MWHG) triumphed within the Group category of the National Biodiversity Network’s (NBN) Awards.

Help us record the positive impact this project has made to you and our local wetlands.