Wildlife Trust Wales

A small garden bird, likely a great tit, sits in a shallow terracotta dish filled with water. Water droplets are suspended in the air around the bird as it bathes. The dish, with a stone placed inside for wildlife to perch on, sits on top of a terracotta plant pot. The background is softly blurred, drawing attention to the bird enjoying a refreshing drink and bath.

Help wildlife in hot weather

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Identify wildlife (https://www.wtwales.org/where-see-year-round-wildlife-0)

Join as a member (https://www.wtwales.org/join)

Find a nature reserve (https://www.wtwales.org/visit)

About Wildlife Trusts Wales

Across the UK, Wildlife Trusts are standing up for nature - protecting wild places, restoring habitats and inspiring people to take action. We’re a network of 47 charities, united by one vision: wilder future for nature and for people.

Wildlife Trusts Wales works with the five Welsh Wildlife Trusts to drive nature’s recovery across Wales, from our cities and coasts to our valleys and mountains. we’re creating change with and for the people of Wales.

Join more than 34,000 members and 2,000 volunteers already making a difference.
Join us as together, we can help nature thrive for future generations.

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