Lancing is a large village in West Sussex on the south coast of England. This site serves as a visual archive of the diverse species found within our local landscape—from the ancient chalk downland to our unique shingle shorelines.
Think Global, Act Local
Conservation is often discussed as a global challenge, but its success depends entirely on the stewardship of our own backyards. By documenting the wildlife of Lancing, this gallery aims to foster a deeper connection with the natural world that surrounds us.
When we record a rare butterfly on the Downs or a common hoverfly in a garden, we are participating in a vital act of local preservation. Protecting these species today ensures that the biodiversity of West Sussex remains resilient for tomorrow.
This website is associated with the Adur Biodiversity Network.