Gwent Wildlife Trust

Gwent Wildlife Trust
Ymddiriedolaeth Natur Gwent

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. Read the history of our first 40 years. See the Annual Review for 2010/11

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!

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Plant your money and let it grow by up to ten times in the GWT Match Fund!

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JOB Ecological Field Surveyor

Wild about Gwent Newsletter Jan 2012 NEW

January eNewsletter 2012 NEW

Monmouthshire Natural Assets Grants

The Gwent Orchard Project
Project Review Nov 2011

Gwent Glamorgan Recorders Newsletter Oct 2011

Corporate Membership Leaflet

Corporate Members List

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Beech Trees at Springdale Farm Reserve. Photo: J. Prince

Springdale Farm Reserve. © J. Prince

Petition Fish: Please support this Wildlife Trust petition to protect UK sea life.

Events Coming Soon:

WING Work Task
Sunday 5th February, 10.30am Meet at the top car park of the Newport Civic Centre Contact: Richard Bakere, 07891 044007 Solutia – woodland management

Bees and Beekeeping
Speaker: John Holden Tuesday 7th February, 7.30pm St Michael’s Centre, Abergavenny Contact: GWT Abergavenny Local Group, 01873 852036 Cost: £1, under 16s FREE

Wonderful Winter Wildlife
Hosts: Kathy Barclay & Helen John Saturday 11th February, 1pm – 4pm Magor Marsh, near Newport Contact: GWT, 01600 740600 Cost: £1 children, adults FREE Join us at Magor Marsh to find out all about the wonders of winter wildlife. Discover how animals survive the colder months by following our trail. Warm up around our campfire and toast a tasty treat. There will be wildlife crafts and hot refreshments in the centre too.

GWT Abergavenny Local Group Work Party
Sunday 12th February, 10am – 12.30pm Strawberry Cottage Wood Contact: GWT Abergavenny Local Group, 01873 851562 Work involves repairs to paths, surveying, bird box inspections, etc.

Gwent Wildlife Trust, through Wildlife Trust Wales (WTW), received a boost to its funds of just over £11,000. WTW is a partner with The People’s Postcode Lottery in Wales and received £80,470 from the draw in June. After WTW costs, covering publicity support and management, this leaves £66,092 which is being split between all 6 Welsh Trusts.

All bird food purchases from Vine House Farm generate a 5% commission for Gwent Wildlife Trust. http://www.vinehousefarm.co.uk/

Gwent Wildlife Trust
Seddon House, Dingestow,
Monmouth NP25 4DY

Phone: 01600 740600
Fax: 01600 740299
Email: info@gwentwildlife.org

Directions and a map to the office.

Presidents, council and staff list

Gwent Ecology
Gwent Wildlife Trust's ecological consultancy.