The Wildlife Trust
of South & West Wales

Aside from working on Y Byddwn, a local Farmer has allowed me to coppice very tall and shade forming hazel along a 200 metre stretch

Manx Shearwater by Dave Boyle Three small islands off the coast of Pembrokeshire are flying high this month, as the latest seabird census results indicate

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 half term, get out into the fresh air and explore the wildlife of Parc Slip with our family-friendly wildlife events Restored from its previous

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

Are you potty about Porpoises and Puffins? Do you know your Razorbill from your Guillemot? Curious about the Cardigan Bay Big 3? To celebrate the

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

In grateful recognition of a legacy donated to Brecknock Wildlife Trust (before it merged with WTSWW), Trust staff and volunteers wished to strengthen the provision

David Phillips was a member of the former Brecknock Wildlife Trust, along with his wife Jane.  Jane asked that the donations from his funeral go

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