Projects
The 100 Mile Classroom is an ambitious new programme connecting young people aged 11 to 18 with nature recovery across Sussex. Through outdoor learning, curriculum-linked lessons, and hands-on experiences at local recovery sites, the project reconnects students with the landscape, builds pathways into green careers, and inspires the next generation of environmental leaders.
The Pondscape Project is an upcoming initiative and one of our connector projects in the Weald to Waves corridor. By creating and enhancing ponds across Sussex, it will build a network of wetland stepping stones that help species move through the landscape, boost biodiversity, and improve water resilience.
The Weald to Waves Corridor Champions are a network of organisations and individuals working together for nature recovery. By empowering trusted ambassadors to lead local action, share knowledge, and inspire others, the project strengthens community engagement and helps bring the vision of a connected landscape to life across the corridor.
At the heart of the Weald to Waves corridor, the Adur River Recovery Project is bringing the River Adur back to life. Through channel restoration, wetland revival, and habitat reconnection, it enhances biodiversity, water quality, and resilience to climate change.
The BioBox Loan Scheme is an exciting new initiative across the Weald to Waves corridor. Packed with easy-to-use survey equipment, the BioBoxes let community groups, landowners, and local projects explore and monitor the wildlife around them, generating valuable data to guide nature recovery and inspire hands-on engagement with nature.
Mob grazing can transform the way grasslands are managed by restoring soils, boosting biodiversity, and working with natural grazing patterns. Through the Mob Grazing Kit Loan Scheme, Weald to Waves is helping farmers and landowners trial this regenerative approach and support nature recovery across the landscape.
Scrubland Superheroes is bringing scrub back to life across Sussex. Through hands-on restoration, landowner support, and habitat creation, the project connects landscapes, boosts biodiversity, and helps wildlife move, adapt, and thrive across the Weald to Waves corridor.
Habitat connectivity underpins healthy ecosystems and resilient wildlife populations. By modelling connectivity across the Weald to Waves corridor using champion species, we can guide habitat creation and restoration to support biodiversity recovery.