Stand for Nature Wales is a youth climate change project with a big ambition! The six Wildlife Trusts in Wales have come together to tackle …

Working with a local contractor with funding from Natural Resources Wales, our Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) Officers,  Tim Jones and Vaughn …

For many years, the Trust’s Local Members Groups have held monthly in-person meetings. The event calendar has always included enjoyable and informative talks about local …

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 …

Yes!!! We are Finally Good to Go! We are delighted to announce that after 4 months of being closed, two of our Wildlife Trust Visitor …

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 …

Regular visitors to our Parc Slip reserve near Tondu would have noticed a lot of activity around the site over the past winter and spring! …

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 …

Can you do one wild thing a day throughout the whole of June? We believe you can! Join thousands of people taking part in our …

Margaret Perring (nee Barrow), who was a loyal member of the Wildlife Trust, sadly died at the beginning of April. Margaret was born in Maesteg …

Although we’ve still got mince pies to eat and silly festive hats to wear, we are already looking forward to 2018 and the New Years …

We have produced a month by month guide to wildlife gardening, to enable you to know how to create and maintain a wildlife garden no …