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!
Tree Sparrows
There is only one
breeding colony of Tree Sparrows left in
Gwent! We need funds for nest
boxes, feeders and organic cereal crops.
Please help
Biodiversity Blitz Days!
Help record all types of wildlife
during two days of action, 2nd and 16th Aug.
Download the leaflet.
The dramatic vision, transforming
our wildlife-poor modern dairy pastureland to a
species-rich mosaic of woodland and grassland, is
starting to be put into action.
See
the detailed plans and assessments.
This is the front cover of our
new Events, Activities and Training Courses
Brochure. A major new programme of courses
and events is running this year.
News and Activities
Gwent Wildlife Trust is looking for churchyards with wildlife
appeal to take part in the new Living Churchyards Project.
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...
