Romantic strolls around stunning Sussex reserve

During February, those taking out joint membership with the RSPB will receive a private guided walk around Pulborough Brooks reserve, followed by a warm drink in the.

Lovebirds can choose exactly when to visit the reserve '“ be it a dawn chorus stroll across misty fields, an encounter with swans at dusk or a nightingale walk in spring.

Hester Phillips, of RSPB South East, said: "You could spend Valentine's Day doing the norm; buying a box of chocolates or heading to your nearest crammed restaurant or you could escape to one of Sussex's most romantic spots and help the natural world to boot."

She added: "This is the perfect present for all types of pockets, large or small.

"No matter how much you pay, the support you give will help us carry on our essential conservation and campaigning work, creating a better world for wildlife and people alike.

"You'll be joining a million other voices for nature, and you can guarantee a great Valentine's Day, too."

Existing RSPB members are being called on to send their local MP a Valentine's card asking them to improve on half hearted emissions cuts.

The RSPB believes the government must agree to an emissions cut of 80 per cent by 2050, not 60 per cent as is currently proposed.

For more information, visit www.rspb.org.uk

To take advantage of the Valentine's offer call Kim Richards or David Cravinho on 01273 775333.