CPRE Sussex
Sussex Review Spring/Summer 2019
CPRE Sussex Review Spring/Summer 2019. Contents include
Guardian: ‘Frightening’ number of plant extinctions found in global survey
Study shows 571 species wiped out, and scientists say figure is likely to be big underestimate.
Volunteering? "Just do it"
Volunteering for CPRE Sussex is “fun, rewarding and educational,” according to Lorna Train who organises the charity’s summer tours.
Road expansion doesn't work in Wales and it doesn't work in Sussex either
The First Minister for Wales has cancelled the M4 bypass around Newport – an outbreak of good sense that we hope will spread to South East England, writes Henri Brocklebank on the Sussex Wildlife Trust website.
Join CPRE Sussex at the mass climate lobby to protect what we love
Climate change is the biggest threat to the countryside. That's why we're taking part in ‘The Time Is Now’, an exciting public event taking place on 26 June that gives you the chance to talk face-to-face to your MP about climate change and the environment.
CPRE Sussex at the Wealden Local Plan Examination
CPRE Sussex is currently attending the public examination of the Wealden Local Plan (May 2019) at the East Sussex National Golf course.
Urban Forest Initiative Awarded Two Grants
An environmental project to plant hundreds more trees in and around Brighton and Hove has received a double financial boost totalling £14,700.
Letter: Councillors should be standing up for community and environment
Letter published by the West Sussex Gazette, 15 May 2019
Plant Your Postcode
Plant Your Postcode is an exciting initiative to increase the number of trees on streets and in parks throughout towns and cities across Sussex. Initially we are focussing on the Brighton & Hove area but hope to roll out the project more widely in time.
A29 ‘Bypass’ Response 2019
The CPRE Arun group has responded to the recent consultation on the A29 to highlight concerns about the funding and phasing of the road and the impact on the natural environment.
