The Wildlife Trust
of South & West Wales

Skomer is unique and irreplaceable, and must be protected – David Gray British singer-songwriter David Gray Running on the Waves is the new fundraising song …

Yes!!! We are Finally Good to Go! We are delighted to announce that after 4 months of being closed, two of our Wildlife Trust Visitor …

Guy Edwardes, a world renowned landscape and wildlife photographer will be giving a talk titled ‘Seeing the Light’  25 years of Nature and Landscape Photography …

Due to the impact of COVID-19 and a greatly increased need for fundraising to cover our conservation work, we still need to raise £4,000 to …

Eyes on the Prize Would you like a chance to win your very own Puffin photo book? A book made just for you? There will …

As we approach the end of the first year of the Mid Wales Red Squirrel Partnership (MWRSP) Healthy Reds project, our plans have had to …

This National Marine Week we are showcasing our sensational shorelines National Marine Week is The Wildlife Trusts’ nationwide celebration of all things marine and runs …

When lockdown started in March 2020 it put a stop to a lot of our activities! Livestock checks however had to carry on for the …

After 14 incredible weeks of LIVE broadcasting via our Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales and Skomer Island Facebook pages, the time has come …

Update from Sarah Kessell, WTSWW Chief Executive Officer. I think we are not alone in finding that the planning needed to get back to work …

As you know we have been closely monitoring the Coronavirus guidelines issued by the Welsh Government since March 2020. There are many considerations for us …

In May’s update we talked about the importance of continuing with the vital seabird monitoring on WTSWW’s Skokholm Island and this month we’re going to …

Throughout lockdown, many people have turned to nature as a source of comfort, beauty, and inspiration. We are learning as a society just how valued our wild spaces are …