The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales is seeking to recruit a Conservation Manager to cover Bridgend, the Vale and Cardiff. We are looking

This February at the Welsh Wildlife Centre, bring the whole family along for some fantastic crafty events starting from the 18th February-1st March 2019. Over

2019 is the Visit Wales ‘Year of Discovery’ and we can’t think of a better place to start this epic year than a long or

A spring walk around Parc Slip Nature Reserve is incomplete without hearing the characteristic ‘pee-wit’ call of breeding lapwings. From late February onwards, it is

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

The lucky winners for the 500 Club in January are: 1st           392         Mr J Bowden 2nd          3             Mrs Denise Cross

2018 has been an incredibly busy year within The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. We asked the staff what their highlights were for

Well Done Paul! Last month, Lantra (Sector Skills Council for land-based and environmental industries) announced their Land-based learner of the Year Awards 2018. The ceremony

What’s been spotted on Skomer in November? Numbers of wildfowl were pretty high with peak counts of 12 Eurasian Wigeon (7th), 70 Eurasian Teal (17th),

Check out the latest news from Vine House Farm’s blog This month’s blog includes highlights on: Lapwing The Lapwings are on the fields because the

Banish those winter blues and get WILD in 2019 with a visit or stay at our Welsh Wildlife Centre and self catering Oak Tree Cottage,

We’re open on New Years Day 2019! Once you’ve celebrated the festive season, eaten an unspeakable amount of mice pies and rung in the New