Pedal for the Planet
Wednesday 28th October, 2015
Stop Climate Chaos is running Pedal for the Planet alongside the worldwide movement on 28th & 29th November to rally for a better future.
Deputy Minister Visits Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust
Wednesday 21st October, 2015
The Deputy Minister for Farming and Food, Rebecca Evans, has visited Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust's Glaslyn nature reserve.
Conservation charities support recommendations for Environment (Wales) Bill
Tuesday 20th October, 2015
Wales Environment Link (WEL), a coalition of 29 environmental NGOs in Wales, is encouraging AMs to vote to progress the Environment (Wales) Bill today (Tuesday 20 October).
Welsh Actor Michael Sheen supports Furnace to Flowers
Sunday 18th October, 2015
Furnace to Flowers gains momentum during the Grow Wild public vote as Welsh actor, Michael Sheen gives his support to Gwent Wildlife Trust’s competition.
Welsh Government urged to take action to save our natural world
Tuesday 13th October, 2015
On Tuesday 13 October 17:00 at Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, representatives from 19 conservation organisations will join together to host an evening to present their Response for Nature report for Wales.
Wildlife Trusts in Wales win environmental awards
Friday 9th October, 2015
Wildlife Trusts in Wales have claimed the top two awards at the Biffa Award Ceremony 2015, which recognises people and organisations who use their funding for the benefit of local communities and the environment.
Wildlife and communities benefit from People's Postcode Lottery support
Monday 28th September, 2015
Wildlife Trusts Wales is delighted to confirm that players of People’s Postcode Lottery have awarded an extra £1.575 million to long-term supported charities.
Go nuts for the native nutkin: Get ‘reddy’ for Red Squirrel Week
Thursday 24th September, 2015
Help Gwent Wildlife Trust change the face of Ebbw Vale!
Wednesday 23rd September, 2015
Furnace to Flowers is Gwent Wildlife Trust’s vision to transform parts of the former Ebbw Vale Steelworks site into a space flourishing with wild flowers for both people and wildlife to thrive. With your support this vision could become a reality.
Wildlife Trusts help secure key income stream for biodiversity
Tuesday 22nd September, 2015
This week, Finance Minister Jane Hutt announced that the Landfill Tax, due to be devolved to Wales in 2018, will be retained and a proportion of the revenue will be allocated to support community wellbeing, including biodiversity projects.
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