Wildlife
Our places provide homes for lots of different types of wildlife. We're working to ensure that these special places and their residents stay protected
Grey seals on Blakeney Point
Learn more about grey seals and why they call Blakeney Point home.
A home for nature and wildlife
Find out the best places in Llŷn to spot your favourite coastal creatures; from seal spotting delights, the famous red-legged choughs, dolphin encounters and Porthdinllaen’s seagrass bed.
Seal watching at Blakeney Point in winter
Blakeney Point is home to England's largest grey seal colony with over 3,000 pups born each winter. Here is some handy advice if you would like to visit the seals this winter.
Seal-watching walks
Atlantic grey seals begin breeding in September, with the pupping season continuing right through until November. We look after several places which are great for spotting these white-furred pups in autumn.
Seeing the seals at Blakeney Point
Seal watching is a favourite pastime in Norfolk and you can visit the seals on Blakeney Point by hopping on a seal boat trip from Morston Quay.
Discover wildlife on the Holnicote Estate
See some of Exmoor's most well-known and iconic wildlife on the National Trust's Holnicote Estate.
Autumn family fun at Knole
Get outdoors and embrace the change in season this autumn half-term, with our wildlife walks and nature-themed arts and crafts for all the family.
Wildlife in Leigh Woods
Leigh Woods is a great place to discover wildlife.