Two years ago, beavers were officially recognised as native species in England... but why are they still waiting to return to the wild? 🦫 Today we launch A vision for the return of beavers to England and Wales. 🐾 Find out more👉wtru.st/3yYgu6k (1/3) #BeaverVision

♻️ Think reusable You might think the impact you have is a drop in the ocean but our guide shows you how little changes can make waves in helping our marine environment! 🌊

Two years ago, beavers were officially recognised as native species in England... but why are they still waiting to return to the wild? 🐾 👉 wtwales.org/news/free-beav…

Magor marsh Gwent Wildlife Trust

Did you know that beavers work their magic in every major river catchment in Wales, Scotland and England⁉️ Find out more about these incredible mammals and why we need to bring them back to the wild🐾 wtru.st/3XcOF3o

If you're off to the beach this weekend, for the last of the summer holidays, why not put your skills to the test and 'sea' how many of these you can find? 🌊🐚

We had an amazing time this summer hosting our 'Beyond the Sea Wall' workshops, in collaboration with Gwent Wildlife Trust and led by the fantastic Ed Drewitt Thank you to all the local residents and youth groups who joined us! 🔎🪻🌾🌿🦋🪱🐜🐚🦀 #beyondtheseawall #ourlivinglevels

Swifts numbers have plummeted by 72% in 30 years. We need legislation for swift bricks in new buildings to give them a chance! Find out more and sign this important petition 👇🐦 northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk/what-we-do-lan…

Last chance to be in for a win - our summer raffle closes for entries on Sept 13! Help local nature and be in with the chance of winning one of three cash prizes, of £500, £100 and £50. Tickets are £1 each and available to over 18s only. Buy yours asap: gwentwildlife.org/raffle

Here's an easy way to help our #rivers? The #BigRiverWatch starts soon! Please support our friends at The Rivers Trust with their campaign between September 6-12. Be a citizen scientist with your phone. Search for ‘Big River Watch’ in your app store to download and get involved

Beavers are recognised as native species in England, but are still not allowed in the wild even though they bring so many benefits to our natural world. That’s why we’re asking the UK Government to publish an ambitious reintroduction strategy! Read more 👉 wtru.st/3yYgu6k

From pollinating to keeping unwanted visitors from your garden, insects can be an organic gardeners best friend. 🐞🐝 Find out more about some of our favourite insect helpers and check the guide for plants to put in your garden to attract them! 🔎🌿 wtru.st/3T83PEQ

Did you know that tree sparrows mate for life? They nest in holes in trees and can produce two or three broods a year, each containing up to seven eggs. 🥚 wtwales.org/wildlife-explo…

Blackening Waxcaps & Common Puffball, Rassau Ind Est, Ebbw Vale. South Wales. Gwent Wildlife Trust #mushroomtwitter

We’re bringing beavers back! Which also means beautiful kits. These babies can't even dive due to all their fluff!! The Wildlife Trusts see this as a roaring success, so isn’t it time beavers were officially brought back to the wild? 💚 wtru.st/3yYgu6k

Please note the closing date for our Gwent Wildlife Trust summer raffle is September 13, 2024!

Take action for nature this weekend. Use this guide to help create homes for a range of amazing creatures and minibeasts. 🐝🐸🐜🐞🦔

Get involved in the The Rivers Trust's Big River Watch.

It's #WorldShorebirdDay we're blessed with great habitat for these species in Gwent, with the rich mudflats of the Severn Estuary home to thousands of waders. Visit Peterstone Wentlooge to see great numbers of Dunlin, Ringed Plover and Redshank. gwentwildlife.org/nature-reserve…