First Minister, Dr Rhys and Rudi Tarka Challenge Pond dip On May Bank Holiday Weekend, the new Wildlife Trust Visitor Centre at Parc Slip was

Parc Slip Nature Reserve, once a colliery site, is now host to an entirely different opportunity for visitors and local people providing a tourism attraction

Making charcoal is an ancient art which far precedes the traditional Welsh BBQ, in fact humans in Britain have been using charcoal for at least

Representatives from The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales are today (Thursday 2 May) celebrating a significant financial investment in the future of Welsh

A new study has investigated the character and opportunities for wildlife in the countryside surrounding the town of Cardigan. The study was undertaken by the

Anyone who has visited the beautiful island of Skokholm, off the Pembrokeshire coast, will know who Alice is. She guards the Wheelhouse, one of the

Water Buffalo are hardly a sight you would expect to see at a Welsh nature reserve, but a herd has been successfully introduced at Teifi

Teifi Marshes is a spectacular place to visit all year round. The vast marshland is home to a range of wildlife including a diversity of

After the recent attack on a baby by a fox a great deal of media hype has occurred with regards to the subject, much of

As we approach Valentine’s Day, the birds are starting to sing, snowdrops are flowering and even the daffodils are showing off their golden flowers. Love

As appeared in Wales Online 21/01/2013 Living on a tiny rock surrounded by treacherous seas might sound like volunteering to be locked up on Alcatraz.

Thanks to funding from People’s Postcode Lottery and a very generous Wildlife Trust member we are now able to start work on a couple of