Nature & wildlife in Wales

Here's an update from our ecologist about some of the monitoring and conservation work we carried out this summer.

Learn about how you can 'pitch in' and become part of the team working to prevent erosion from damaging our precious upland habitats.

We're going to be working closely with out tenants to develop and trial a new approach to nature friendly farming.

Find out how we're working with partners and communities for a healthier, cleaner catchment.

We have some really special woodlands in Snowdonia. Learn about how we're maintaining healthy woodlands and trees to benefit wildlife and people.

An exciting tree planting initiative with a twist. Learn how our volunteers are using new techniques to plant trees in Snowdonia.

Find out why we're recording the Manx shearwater population on Middleholm Island and what the monitoring work involves.

What’s the story behind the 400,000 sunflowers near Worms Head in Rhossili?

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

Pembrokeshire’s islands are flying high as our latest seabird census results indicate that they’re now home to more than 50% of the world’s Manx shearwater population.

Ranger Sarah is wild about our flowering hay-meadows at Dinefwr

Hundreds of new trees have been planted by National Trust staff and volunteers at Stackpole. Find out how we're working to restore the estate’s former conifer plantation back to native broadleaf woodland.

Go behind-the-scenes at National Trust Stackpole and learn more about our ranger work on the estate.

Gardeners Geraint Hughes and Christine Bevan share a monthly insight into the work taking place in the gardens and the seasonal sights and scents.