The Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre (CBMWC) is looking for dedicated and enthusiastic individuals to join our Living Seas Volunteer Team for the 2019 field

Do you live in the south or west Wales area? Are you interested in marine conservation or the heritage/history of the Welsh coast? We’re looking

The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales cover half of Wales’ coastline. Our marine team, who are based at Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre

For over 15 years the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre have been tackling marine litter on New Quay’s beaches and the surrounding area. The dedicated

Male Corkwing Wrasse English Cymraeg North Wales Wildlife Trust and Wildlife Trust South & West Wales have joined forces to bring you our Living Seas

This August marks the annual National Marine Week where we will be celebrating all things marine. We will have an array of exciting events on,

Dive into National Marine Week Join us at the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre to celebrate all things in the sea during National Marine Week!

To celebrate The Wildlife Trust’s #NationalMarineWeek, which started Saturday 29th July and finishes on Saturday 13th August 2017, The Wildlife Trust’s Living Sea team at

About Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre’s (CBMWC) Winter Research Work Over the winter period (November-March) Living Seas Volunteers braved the cold weather to undertake land-based

The Wildlife Trusts in Wales welcomes recognition by the Hendry Review, released today, that any tidal lagoon development in the UK should be subject to

We are thrilled with what we achieved in 2016 and thought we should share a few of the highlights with you, so here they are…

Lyndon Lomax is a member of one of the Local Groups and organises regular boat trips for people to experience our local marine wildlife. All