Oh what a year we’ve had at The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales! As 2019 draws to a close, we thought it was a great time to reflect on just how much we

Winter is in full-swing, the nights are drawing in and the temperature is dropping. It can be very tempting to hide away from the elements until spring, but there are so many beautiful sights to

WTSWW is seeking an enthusiastic individual to undertake the role of Assistant Warden on Skomer Island NNR in 2020. This is a seasonal post (8 months) beginning on 27 February 2020. HOW TO APPLY You

To many, Christmas is a time for spending time with family with good food in front of the television – and there’s nothing wrong with that! But consider making your Christmas a little more wild

Rudolph and friends won’t be the only hungry ones this Christmas! It may be tempting to buy ready made reindeer food, but beware! Many shop bought reindeer food are packed full of glitter which if

Our Visitor Centre’s may be closed over the Christmas period, but get ready to bring in the New Year with home cooked hangover food and exciting wildlife activities! What’s your ultimate hangover cure? If an

The Living Seas Wales Project is a collaboration between The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) and North Wales Wildlife Trust (NWWT) and has been funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Thanks

You may remember the devastating news that the Kingfisher Hide at our Teifi Marshes Nature Reserve had been burnt down in an act of vandalism. In response to this sad news, we immediately launched our

As we head towards January I find myself feeling baffled at the passing of another year. Where did the time go? Working for a nature conservation charity means time and resources are always precious and

Do you love working with people, and have  a passion for wildlife? WTSWW is looking for an outgoing, energetic individual to join its busy team on Skomer Island NNR as our Visitor Officer for 2020.

Many of our members and supporters will have heard of ash dieback – a disease of ash trees, which was first reported in the UK in 2012, and a year later was reported in native

Saturday 21st December – Open Sunday 22nd December – Open Monday 23rd December – Open Tuesday 24th December – Open Wednesday 25th December – Closed Thursday 26th December – Closed Friday 27th December – Closed Saturday 28th December – Closed Sunday 29th December – Closed Monday 30th December – Open Tuesday 31st […]