Reduce, reuse, recycle. It’s a tune we’re all familiar with, and a message that has been clear since the 1970’s…Or has it? Recycling can sometimes …

After sadly postponing Spring Clean Cymru due to COVID-19, Keep Wales Tidy excitedly announced that Autumn Clean Cymru would be taking place from the 11th …

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 …

Over the past month we’ve watched as the MV Wakashio has leaked approximately 1,000 tonnes of oil into the pristine waters, and surrounding reefs, of …

With seabird monitoring coming to an end, August might seem like the perfect time for our Skomer wardens Nathan and Slywia to take some time …

As we all know the corona virus lockdown has thrown up many challenges. Here at The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) some …

Every summer our seas are just about warm enough for turtles to come in after their favourite food – jellyfish! We’ve had all, but one …

Eyes on the Prize Would you like a chance to win your very own Puffin photo book? A book made just for you? There will …

In May’s update we talked about the importance of continuing with the vital seabird monitoring on WTSWW’s Skokholm Island and this month we’re going to …

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 …

Myself and other conducting a land based survey (Feb 2020) Hi, my name is Rosie. I have been a local volunteer at Cardigan Bay Marine …