On 1st April myself and Ceris Aston (WTSWW’s Assistant Skomer Warden) returned to Skomer for the start of the season. For Ceris, it was a …

Chance finds of prehistoric stone tools and fragments of pottery, picked up from a rabbit hole by the wardens of Skokholm Island, have surprised experts …

Good news! Our Wildlife Trust Parc Slip and Welsh Wildlife Centre Glasshouse Cafés will be open over the Easter holidays and serving the usual tasty …

There are so many species to choose from in the Brecon Beacons that could be classed as ‘iconic’. With the range of landscapes encompassed within …

We are excited to confirm that we have a new on-line booking system for Skomer Island day visits in 2021. The online system will allow …

An update from Sarah Kessell,  WTSWW’s Chief Executive Officer… I am delighted to share some very good news! We have now completed the purchase of …

Coed y Bedw is a 16.5ha ancient woodland reserve just north of Cardiff. Nest boxes of various types have been installed here since at least …

It has certainly been a very busy start to 2021 for our Pembrokeshire team, what with ensuring all grant funded projects are completed before the …

WTSWW volunteer, Krystal King is putting together a Wildlife Art auction to raise funds for the Trust. If you’re a wildlife artist reading this or …

Working with a local contractor with funding from Natural Resources Wales, our Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) Officers,  Tim Jones and Vaughn …

We need a new strategy and a new plan for the future in order to play our part in tackling the climate and ecological crises. …

The Wildlife Trusts have been in partnership with conservation award-winning Vine House Farm Bird foods since 2007 because their business is committed to protecting and …