The Wildlife Trust
of South & West Wales

If you’re visiting the cinema this weekend then you’re in for a WILD surprise! The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales along with The

Over the two week Easter break at the Welsh Wildlife Centre, bring the whole family along for a fantastic mix of outdoor learning and crafty

15 years ago those who put out bird feeders in their gardens whether they be in the countryside, near woodland or in a town, would

The Dranges Nature Reserve on Gower a mixture of grassland habitats and woodland totalling 17ha between Fairwood, Barlands & Clyne Commons.  In 2013 when the

In October 2018 WTSWW were lucky to be awarded funding by Welsh Government’s Landfill Disposal Tax Community Scheme, administered by WCVA, for a project which

Are you wild about nature? In the Brecknock area we have started activity sessions in the holidays.  Currently we are aiming at one session in

It’s getting close to that time of year again….The Wildlife Trusts of South and West Wales are delighted to announce that we will be returning

Making your pond a haven for wildlife will take more than just water, a shovel and a pond liner. Whether you’ve just built your pond,

Carys joined the team at the beginning of March and is looking forward to experiencing everything The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales has

The end of February is the usual time for the Skomer wardens to return to the island and start preparations for the season ahead. There’s

Like the proverbial lamb, March came in with a warm south westerly wind blessing the woodland with early signs of Spring and the reserve’s celebrated

We are delighted to continue working in partnership with The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW). Vine House Farm donates £10 for every