Gwent Wildlife Trust
covers the
area from the lower Wye to the Rhymney river valley in South East Wales. The Trust
was set up in 1963 to purchase its first nature reserve,
Magor Marsh and now has
over 30 nature reserves.
See our Annual Review 2006 - 2007.
We are
a registered charity and a member of the
Wildlife
Trusts Partnership, the largest voluntary organisation concerned
with wildlife protection. Please join
us and help protect Gwent Wildlife!
Wyeswood Common -
it's ours!!
Gwent Wildlife Trust is thrilled to have just
acquired the 104 acres of dairy pasture at Penallt, near
Monmouth, to create Wyeswood Common.
The dramatic vision, of
transforming wildlife-poor modern dairy pastureland to a
species-rich mosaic of woodland and grassland managed by
extensive grazing, a traditional wood-pasture landscape, can now
be put into action. See
the detailed plans and assessments.
Courses and Events
This is the front
cover of our new Events, Activities and
Training Courses Brochure. A major new programme of courses
and events are planned for this year!
Stop the Levels Motorway - Gwent Wildlife
Trust is campaigning to stop a new fifteen-mile toll motorway
being built across the beautiful Gwent Levels.
Find out more...
Need a present?
Want to support the Trust? Please click on
the Support Us! logo above.
The Living Churchyards Project
Gwent Wildlife Trust is looking for churchyards with wildlife
appeal to take part in a new Living Churchyards Project.
See all the details
plus an event at St Michael’s (Tintern Parva)
on
24 - 25th May.