How Local Rangers and Wildlife Rescue Work Together in Sussex

Every injured or distressed wild animal has its own story. But behind many successful wildlife rescues…

Keeping Ashdown Forest’s Animals Cool in the Heat

  It’s hot everywhere – but it’s a real challenge for some of the animals in…

Wildlife Rescue Charity Launches Urgent Appeal After Vital Equipment Breakdown

East Sussex WRAS is appealing for public support to replace vital X-ray equipment used to treat…

Six Signs that Spring has Arrived

As winter slowly slips away and daylight grows longer, Britain’s woodlands and gardens begin to stir…

Frogs

Once upon at time when we moved here in 1992, we had a functioning swimming pool.…

Winter in Ashdown Forest, Sussex

While winter is a dormant period for much of the wildlife on Ashdown Forest – it…

Nightjar Numbers Increasing on Ashdown Forest, Sussex

The annual nightjar survey on the Ashdown Forest has recorded the highest number of Nightjar breeding…

Triple Fox Rescues Highlights Demands on Local Wildlife Charity

East Sussex Wildlife Rescue & Ambulance Service (WRAS) responded to three fox rescues in a single…

Winnie the Pooh celebrations start in East Sussex

2026 marks the centenary of Winnie-the-Pooh, and The Ashdown Forest Foundation is delighted to announce a…

Shout-Out to WRAS & All Charities Working Today

While most of us are tucking into our Christmas dinner before falling asleep in front of…