One of the special things about the Laughton Greenwood is the range of habitats it includes. There are open areas, or rides, where commercial conifer plantations have given way to native woodland to tempt tempt birds, butterflies, plant life (and people!) into the light filled spaces. There are densely wooded areas that feel still and secret, and there are wetland areas near a vast pond where the tree trunks are clothed in bright green mosses.
The biodiversity of the land continues to expand, thanks to the work of our members, volunteers and key partners.
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Spotlight on…
odland Wildlife of Sussex Talk and Annual Members’ Meeting
Friday 8th November, 6.15-8.30pm
Lewes Linklater Pavilion
Join us for a very special community event in Lewes.
The evening will start with a 1-hour talk led by renowned Sussex naturalist, the knowledgeable and witty Michael Blencowe. You’ll learn about the wildlife of Sussex and the role played by historic woods such as Laughton Greenwood. The talk will be followed by Laughton Greenwood’s Annual Members’ Meeting.
This is a free event, but booking is essential. For more details and to book, click here.
Our mission
To create an inspirational working woodland.
To connect people with nature, now and into the future.
To restore the ancient habitat and encourage wildlife.
How can you support Laughton Greenwood?
Become a member
Be part of a community that shares your values and interests in wildlife, education, health and wellbeing.
Volunteer
Laughton Greenwood is powered by a wonderful group of volunteers. We welcome your help, skills and experience.
Could this be your dream venue?
Bring the inspiration and serenity of the woodlands to your meeting, outdoor learning activity or celebration.
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