The Wildlife Trust
of South & West Wales

Innovative New 360 VR Experiences Showcase Wales’s Wonderful Wildlife Ever wondered what it would be like to fly like a Kingfisher or be part of …

This June, can you do something wild every day for 30 days? 30 Days Wild is a month-long engagement nature campaign, designed and delivered by …

We have been very busy over the last few months working on the My Wild Cardiff project, which has been funded with the generous support …

The water buffalo have returned for anoter summer grazing the Teifi Marshes nature reserve. Five adult female buffalo arrived last week and will be here …

On Easter Saturday, The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales and Cardiff University Otter Project joined forces for an unusual event in Bute Park. …

The garden industry and Governments must take urgent action to replace peat use in horticulture. We are calling on you to help us tackle this …

Soft rush, although native, is invasive in its behaviour, and for this reason many people who manage land are often battling to reduce it’s dominance. …

The Wildlife Trusts are very luck to receive donations from Vine House Farm every time you purchase bird feed from them! Vine House Farm is …

The Mallard Pool at Teifi Marshes has benefited from funding to enhance its open water habitat and provide better resting and nesting opportunities for waders. …

Some of you may have been lucky enough to visit Lockley Lodge last year when we had a visit from the very knowledgeable people from …

In Spring woodlands are fantastic places to be; the birds are singing to mark their territories, invertebrates are emerging and wildflowers are bursting into colour. …

The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales’ main source of income is memberships. Each month individuals, families, schools and even businesses can set up …