From late August onwards, hundreds of thousands of juvenile Manx shearwaters begin to fledge from the Pembrokeshire Islands. Having spent 70 days in a burrow …

Update from Sarah Kessell, WTSWW Chief Executive Officer. I think we are not alone in finding that the planning needed to get back to work …

Throughout lockdown, many people have turned to nature as a source of comfort, beauty, and inspiration. We are learning as a society just how valued our wild spaces are …

Bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay © Sarah Perry I sit at my home office desk, looking out at a bright blue sky, not a cloud …

The Covid-19 situation has exacerbated what would already have been a very difficult year for The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW). The …

As well as being places of natural beauty, our beaches hide real treasure troves…if only you know where to look! We are talking, of course, …

Over the half term holiday, at the Welsh Wildlife Centre, we have a great range of amazing autumn activities and ‘spooktacular’  Halloween events to keep …

The Wildlife Trusts’ Living Seas Wales Project was launched almost a year ago at the Volvo Ocean Race in Cardiff! The project is a collaboration …

At Caeau Llety Cybi we’ve been treepopping young blackthorn out of grassland where it is encroaching massively. We also treepopped some more young willow at …

Winter is a busy time for Em and the volunteers at the reserves in Ceredigion Our molinia cutting and raking continued at Rhos Glyn yr …

An exciting new development for the red squirrel project in mid Wales! Evidence from red squirrel hairs has provided positive news about the condition of …

Work at reserves in Ceredigion Strimming, strimming, strimming… This month The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales, and a dedicated team of volunteers, have …