The Wildlife Trust
of South & West Wales

St. Augustine’s Church In 2015 we were approached by the Friends of St. Augustine’s Church in Penarth in order to carry out an ecological appraisal

Now you may be thinking that it’s a touch to early to be thinking about Christmas already! But we’ve got an ongoing event that you’re

Lucky happenstance What’s that there wriggling in the bottom of the hole? As part of making improvements to the fencing around the meadow at Prior’s

Llangloffan Fen nature reserve is a popular site located just east of Mathry, near Castlemorris in Pembrokeshire. The reserve has benefitted in recent years from

David Bailey is a wildlife photographer and author who, over the past year, has been working with us on our Welsh Beaver Project to bring

The Wildlife Trust team in Ceredigion have been busy over the past month surveying Marsh Fritillaries on our nature reserves. Em Foot, our Wildlife Trust

For this month’s My Wild Garden Year challenge, look after your hibernating Hedgehogs by building a home for them in your garden.    Hedgehogs are declining across

Do you have what it takes to be a Trustee? We welcome applications from a wide range of people to reflect the diverse make-up of

Our dream island is located two miles off the south west Pembrokeshire coast and is the perfect remote getaway for any wildlife enthusiast! We currently

The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales and researchers from Oxford University are asking residents of Wales to look out for one of our

With the heatwaves that we’ve had over the last few months we thought it would be a good time to get our sponsors from this

I’m a life member, regular volunteer and volunteer warden with The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. You might have heard of our glorious