The nationwide project aims to restore UK biodiversity with habitats like long grass, hedges and ponds.
This year, Mid Sussex District Council are allowing 39 areas across the district to ‘rewild’, and these can be identified by blue heart information signs.
The location of each area can be found at www.midsussex.gov.uk/leisure-sport/bluecampaign and residents can try rewilding their own gardens with tips from bluecampaignhub.com/gardeners.
Steve Robards took these photos at Orchard Way.
1. Burgess Hill
Blue campaign sites at Orchard Way and Green View, Burgess Hill, where Mid Sussex District Council are rewilding the turfed areas that were once apple orchards before the housing development was built Photo: Steve Robards, SR2305221
2. Burgess Hill
Blue campaign sites at Orchard Way and Green View, Burgess Hill, where Mid Sussex District Council are rewilding the turfed areas that were once apple orchards before the housing development was built Photo: Steve Robards, SR2305221
3. Burgess Hill
Blue campaign sites at Orchard Way and Green View, Burgess Hill, where Mid Sussex District Council are rewilding the turfed areas that were once apple orchards before the housing development was built Photo: Steve Robards, SR2305221
4. Burgess Hill
Blue campaign sites at Orchard Way and Green View, Burgess Hill, where Mid Sussex District Council are rewilding the turfed areas that were once apple orchards before the housing development was built Photo: Steve Robards, SR2305221