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Reports and publications
Have a browse
Have a look through our publications including our annual reports and accounts, research and surveys and management plans.
2024 reports
- Skomer Island Annual Report 2024.pdf (6.5 MB)
- Skomer Island Bird Report 2024_0.pdf (7.03 MB)
- Skokholm Island Seabird Report 2024.pdf (9.14 MB)
- Skokholm Island Annual Report 2024.pdf (31.63 MB)
2023 reports
- Skomer Island Bird Report 2023 (10.52 MB)
- Skomer Island Seal Census 2023.pdf (4.74 MB)
- Skomer Island Annual Report 2023.pdf (7.36 MB)
- Skokhom Island Seabird Report 2023.pdf (8.85 MB)
- Skokholm Island Annual Report 2023_1.pdf (32.33 MB)
2022 reports
- Skokholm Annual Report 2022 (37.8 MB)
- Skokholm Island Seabird Report 2022 (7.59 MB)
- Skomer Island Annual Report 2022 (5.81 MB)
- Grey Seal Breeding Census 2022 (2.28 MB)
- Skomer Island Bird Report 2022 (5.49 MB)
2021 reports
2020 reports
- Skokholm Seabird Report 2020 (7.16 MB)
- Skokholm Annual Report 2020 (29.01 MB)
- Skomer Management Plan (6.58 MB)
- A Guide to Management Planning (5.88 MB)
- Skomer Island Seal Report 2020 (2.89 MB)
2019 reports
- Skokholm Seabird Report 2019 (5.83 MB)
- Skokholm Annual Report 2019 (7.08 MB)
- Conservation Team Report 2018-19 (6.05 MB)
- Badger Vaccination Report Castle Wood 2019 (618.38 KB)
2018 reports
- Skokholm Seabird Report 2018 (6.51 MB)
- Skokholm Annual Report 2018 (6.3 MB)
- Plastic Entanglement in the Seals of Skomer (995.56 KB)
- The nutrient of soils on Skomer Island (228.75 KB)
- Oystercatcher productivity on Skomer (674.77 KB)
- Annual surveillance of choughs 2018 (588.23 KB)
- Skomer Island Bird Report 2018 (4.19 MB)
- Skomer Island Seal Report 2018 (7.17 MB)
2017 reports
- Skokholm Seabird Report 2017 (5.22 MB)
- Skokholm Annual Report 2017 (17.41 MB)
Another record-breaking year on Skomer: what it takes to count 52,019 Puffins
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales announces another record-breaking year on Skomer Island, with 52,019 Puffins recorded in…
Wildlife Trust announces new project to tackle invasive species thanks to Nature Network Fund
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (WTSWW) has received £926,905 from the Welsh Government’s Nature Network Fund for an…
Historic moment for Welsh beavers
The Wildlife Trusts in Wales and Beaver Trust warmly welcome new Welsh Government legislation recognising the Eurasian beaver (Castor…
