Welcome
The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales is one of 47 Wildlife Trusts across the UK. We are the fourth largest in area, covering from Cardiff and Caerphilly in the east to Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire in the west, and include three of the West Wales islands amongst our 90 or so nature reserves. We also take care of the two beautiful Islands of Skokholm and Skomer off the Pembrokeshire coastline. Our priorities are to manage these reserves for wildlife however another significant priority is to provide educational opportunities and serve our local communities by providing them with wildlife opportunities on their doorstep. As a charity we rely on gifts and donations, we minimise our costs and fundraise responsibly, for example we have just launched our local reserves appeal which will help us to support the ongoing costs of managing our nature reserves, for which we receive very limited funding. We are also committed to the long term well being of the planet and conserving its resources, this is why we are promoting the 10:10 campaign.
We hope you enjoy visiting our website and finding out more about the Trust and our work. And of course once you have visited us virtually, why not come out and visit us in person? We would be delighted to welcome you to any of our reserves and visitor centres, and would also encourage you to join us as a member.Membership of the Wildlife Trust brings you a number of benefits, but most importantly helps us to help wildlife in south and west Wales and beyond.
Many thanks,
Prof Lynda Warren, Chairman
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Contact Details
The Nature Centre,
Bridgend
Telephone: 01656 724100
The Welsh Wildlife Centre,
Cilgerran
Telephone: 01239 621600
E-mail: info@welshwildlife.org