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Together, we can help nature recover

We're passionate about connecting people with the natural world and provide every opportunity for anyone to be a part of nature's recovery. From visiting a nature reserve to joining a guided walk, volunteering or WILD Fundraising, there are loads of ways you can get outside and help look after yourself, experience local wildlife and work to help nature. 

People rockpooling

Gala Podgornik

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Young people volunteering

Helena Dolby

Opportunities for young people and families

Half Marathon Fundraising Group holding jumbo cheque

Madison Bowden-Parry

Fundraise for a Wilder Future

We are scaling up our ambitions for nature’s recovery across south and west Wales in the face of the deepening climate and ecological crises.  Our work has never been more necessary or more urgent.  
Sarah Kessell
CEO, the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales

Help us restore 30% of land and sea for nature by 2030

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Brecon Local Group members standing meadow listening to Hugh Martineau talk about the meadows at Treperfedd House
Volunteer

Local groups

Local groups offer talks, walks and events to wildlife enthusiasts who live nearby.
Father and son
Campaigns

30 days wild

Do one wild thing a day throughout the month of June.
A bumblebee mimic hoverfly on a purple thistle flower. It's a fuzzy black and yellow hoverfly with a white tip to the abdomen, looking just like a bee. It's given away by its large eyes and short antennae
ACTIONS

Help wildlife at home

From reducing your waste to digging a pond. Find ideas here!
Child reading Wildlife Watch magazine
YOUTH

Wildlife Watch

Watch groups are for children aged between eight and twelve years old and their families.