Wildlife Trust Wales

Juvenile Common / Eurasian cranes

A small flock of Juvenile Common / Eurasian cranes (Grus grus), released by the Great Crane Project onto the Somerset Levels and Moors, running to take off from frozen, snow covered pastureland on a foggy winter morning. Somerset, UK, December 2010. - Nick Upton/2020VISION/naturepl.com

12 Days Wild

Are you ready to go wild this winter?

12 Days Wild is our festive nature challenge, encouraging you to do one wild thing a day from the 25th December to the 5th January each year.

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Wildlife Trusts Wales

Wildlife Trusts Wales is one of 46 Wildlife Trusts working across the UK. We work in partnership with the 5 Wildlife Trusts in Wales to help secure a Wales that is wilder and more biodiverse. 

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Andy Rouse/2020VISION

Andy Rouse/2020VISION

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A female blackbird on a hawthorn tree with berries

Dawn Monrose

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We need change!

This is no secret. Wildlife is disappearing at an alarming rate - some are calling it the next mass extinction - and the threat of climate catastrophe is a constant worry. We live in a time of emergency.

There is still hope - we can tackle both of these critical issues - but we have to act now. Time is running out. 

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2 ospreys sit on a nest as part of the dyfi osprey project

Andy Rouse/2020VISION

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Badger ©Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography

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Grassland which is completely underwater except for the remnants of a bridge

Matthew Roberts

Solutions

How nature can help tackle climate change

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Nature urgently needs our help to recover. And it can be done.
David Attenborough