Dowrog Common nature reserve, a 242-acre extensive tract of wet and dry heath with pools and fen in west Pembrokeshire, has been the focus of

Over the winter months volunteers have been busy planting a 200m length of hedgerow at Llangloffan Fen nature reserve near Mathry. This made a welcome

Britain’s farmland birds have suffered alarming declines over the last twenty-five years with some species having become locally extinct and many others considered threatened. It

Since the end of beginning of spring, Pembrokeshire reserves have been rested from the winter mayhem of contractors undertaking large scale habitat works and volunteers

Vital works to the lift at The Visitors Centre The Lift at The Welsh Wildlife Centre is to undergo a full refurbishment, with work starting

Nikki Anderson Many people will have been saddened to hear of the untimely death in March of former Trustee, Nikki Anderson, at the comparatively early

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

See what Skomer Island volunteers are up to on the island… I am Alice, one of this years long term volunteers, I have been on

The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales is asking residents of Wales to look out for one of our most special seabirds, at a

For the waterfall seekers For the birders and twitchers For the reptile ramblers For the tree huggers and flower sniffers For the photo snappers For

Thanks to a grant from Visit Wales, June 2016 will see the launch of The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales’ very first promotional