Wild Bourne

making Eastbourne more biodiverse

HOW WE WORK

Our group is working to protect and enhance the rich biodiversity of Eastbourne's green spaces, including its unique freshwater wetlands and chalk downland.

Our Action

Developing skills in political lobbying in order to make our views known to those who have the political power to make policy changes that better protect or enhance the town’s wildlife.
Preparing articles for publication to raise public awareness of biodiversity issues and the need to protect and enhance our local wildlife.

Current Activity

Local nature restoration

a focus on ecological restoration of chalk grasslands, and raising general awareness of Eastbourne's ecology

The outside of a multi storey car park with the words NCP and Welcome to Trinity Place car park

End of an era for Trinity Place multi-storey car park

March 27, 2026

End of an era for Trinity Place multi-storey car park by Robert McGowan During 15 years of living in Eastbourne, I’ve never actually driven into

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