arable land  pasture woodland  minerals  chalk grassland   woodland  road verges  hedgerows  stag beetle  urban  lowland heathland  pipistrelle  neutral & acid grasslands  song thrush  barn owl  floodplain grasslands  swift  brown hare  reedbeds  brown-banded carder bee  rivers and streams  duke of burgundy  standing fresh water estuaries  field cricket  black poplar mudflat  glow worm  fen raft spider seagrass bed  pheasant's eye  great crested newt saltmarsh  skylark  marsh mallow moth  saline lagoons  spiked rampion  otter  vegetated shingle  scarce chaser  maritime cliff & slope  swollen spire snail  marine  water vole  sand dunes

WWW Sussex Biodiversity Action Plan

©Sussex Biodiversity Partnership, 2001 - (all pictures courtesy of English Nature) East Sussex County Council, West Sussex County Council, Sussex Wildlife Trust, English Nature, Environment Agency, Sussex Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group, RSPB, Sussex Downs Conservation Board, Defra, National Farmers' Union, Country Land and Business Association