Nature & wildlife in Wales

River meadow at Llanerchaeron in full flower

Find out how we're managing our land for nature in Wales - for ever, for everyone.

Welsh Black cattle grazing in Pembrokeshire heathlan

Our ambitions for land and nature in Wales 

Wales' countryside isn't as rich in nature as it used to be. We've lost over 50% of our wildlife in 50 years. The good news is we can reverse this trend, if we give nature a helping hand. As Europe's biggest conservation charity, we can help make our countryside a better place for wildlife.

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Our work in North Wales

Spotted rock-rose seen in Llyn Peninsula July 2016

Gweithredu er Budd Byd Natur yn Eryri a Llŷn 

Dyma ddiweddariad gan ein hecolegydd am rywfaint o'r gwaith monitro a chadwraeth a gynhaliwyd yr haf hwn.

Ceidwad â chaib yn trwsio’r llwybrau, Crib Ddeheuol yr Wyddfa yn y cefndir.

Cyfle i roi ‘help llaw’ i lwybrau Eryri 

Cewch wybod sut y gallwch chi roi ‘help llaw’ a dod yn rhan o’r tîm sy’n gweithio i sicrhau nad yw ein cynefinoedd mynyddig gwerthfawr yn cael eu difrodi trwy erydiad.

View west from Penrhyn Mawr, towards Braich-y-Pwll and Mynydd Anelog, Llyn Peninsula, North Wales

Ffermio er budd byd natur ar Llŷn 

Byddwn yn cydweithio’n agos â’n tenantiaid i ddatblygu a threialu dull newydd o ffermio mewn ffordd sy’n gydnaws â natur.

Our work in South Wales

Ceidwad ardal yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol, James Roden (chwith) ar Ynys Middleholm gydag ymchwilwyr gwirfoddol o Ymddiriedolaeth Bywyd Gwyllt De a Gorllewin Cymru

Ynys Middleholm yn croesawu cyfrifiad adar drycin Manaw am y tro cyntaf mewn 20 mlynedd 

Mae adar drycin Manaw ar Ynys Middleholm yn Sir Benfro wedi cael eu cofnodi am y tro cyntaf mewn 20 mlynedd gan yr Ymddiriedolaeth Genedlaethol.

Late evening with the spectacular sunflowers at Rhosili

Sunflowers at Rhosili 

What was the story behind the summer of sunflowers near Worms Head at Rhosili?

Cwm Soden, a hidden valley in Ceredigion

Saving a population of pearl bordered fritillary at Cwm Soden, Ceredigion 

Find out more about our project to save West Wales’ only population of a rare butterfly – the pearl bordered fritillary.

Bring back the bees and butterflies
Rare orchids grow in the hay meadow

Magnificent meadows in Wales 

Taking a stroll through a wild meadow at sunrise or sunset in summer is a magical moment. Sadly, around 97% of meadows have been lost since the 1930’s, but through the ‘Save Our Magnificent Meadows’ partnership project, we have revived and restored meadow landscapes across Wales, for everyone to enjoy.

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Meet our residents
Dolphins in Llŷn Peninsula

Amazing wildlife in Wales 

Wales is a haven for wildlife, and we have some of the best habitats under our care for them to live in. Whether it's birds, bugs, seals or otters, there's plenty of wildlife secrets just waiting to be discovered.

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