The Wildlife Trust
of South & West Wales

The Wildlife Trusts have been in partnership with conservation award-winning Vine House Farm Bird foods since 2007 because their business is committed to protecting and

Dolphin Watch Report 2017 In 2017 bottlenose dolphin monitoring was completed at five study sites in Cardigan Bay, West Wales. The data was collected by

Dolphin Watch Report 2016 In 2016 bottlenose dolphin monitoring was completed at five study sites in Cardigan Bay, West Wales. The data was collected by

Dolphin Watch Report 2013-2015 In this report bottlenose dolphin observations were examined at six study sites in Cardigan Bay, Wales from June to September in

Latest Dolphin Watch reports released! Dolphin Watch was initially a community-led initiative that was established in New Quay due to concerns over perceived increases in

An investigation into the behavioural responses of bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) to vessel activities within New Quay Bay by Aaran Thomas, Cardiff University (2018). Aaran

A study into the feeding activity and behaviour of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in New Quay Bay, Wales by Megan Wilde, Cardiff University (2017). Megan

Help secure a future for wildlife in Wales This September we are holding two special legacy events at our visitor centres in Bridgend and Pembrokeshire.

Thanks to the arrival of summer, wildflowers are blooming across the country. Pollinator havens, where a plethora of flora combines to create a technicolour mosaic

Over the summer holidays, get out into the fresh air and explore local wildlife at the beautiful Parc Slip Nature Reserve with our family-friendly wildlife

CAN YOU HELP THE WILDLIFE TRUST PROTECT WILDLIFE FOR THE FUTURE? We’re looking for a new Trustee! The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales

 This summer The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales’s Living Seas team invites you to join them on an epic adventure to celebrate National