Non-members always welcome.

Parking.

Refreshments available.
Bird food available for sale.
 

Non-members are always welcome. 

Refreshments available.

Bird food available for sale. Ample parking. 

Finding orchids in the British Isles is like a national treasure hunt. There are some common ones here on the Malverns but also a few local surprises. Further afield there are some beautiful plants not often seen, and some real rarities. 

Non--members of the Trust are very welcome.

Come and explore the exciting natural playground of our Environmental Resource Centre in Ebbw Vale, discover what lives in the depths of the ponds, meet the bugs that live all around and create some natural crafts. Please dress for the outdoors and be prepared to get mucky - wellies, waterproofs and sunhats, depending on the weather.

Ideal for ages 7 - 12 years.

A fun afternoon for families held in the beautiful outdoors at Magor Marsh Nature Reserve during school holidays; just drop in for pond dipping, bird watching and wildlife crafts. Suitable for all ages.

FULLY BOOKED

DigVentures will be providing a programme of hands-on heritage sessions, using archaeological excavation and survey of historic buildings, landscapes and the foreshore to explore the development of Redwick. The sessions provide a taster of the various volunteer opportunities which will be available through the Autumn 2019 and into 2020, working with professional archaeologists across the Gwent Levels.

Join us for a fascinating talk from expert bat ecologist, Steve Wadley at this remarkable late-medieval farmhouse in the Llanthony Valley, recently restored by the Landmark Trust. After hearing more about these marvellous but much-maligned mammals we will be walking over to Gwent Wildlife Trust’s Strawberry Cottage Wood Nature Reserve with our bat detectors to see what wildlife we can discover.
To really get a taste for bat life, food samples will be provided by Grub Restaurant on an insect theme! (Bug tasting is not compulsory!)

Join Gwent Wildlife Trust expert local ecologist Andy Karran for a 6km return walk along the Wales Coastal Path from St. Bride to Peterstone Gout and back. You’ll find out all about the little-known saltmarsh habitats and mudflats beyond. Enjoy the sights and sounds of some incredible coastal wildlife, including a diverse range of waders and other wetland wildfowl.
Booking essential
 

Join Gwent Wildlife Trust and Liam Olds from the Colliery Spoil Biodiversity Initiative for a fascinating day, walking and discovering the wildlife of the beautiful and incredibly biodiverse Silent Valley Nature Reserve near Ebbw Vale.

Come and learn about the hawks and falcons that hunt and live at Walthamstow Wetlands. Enjoy a guided walk with London Wildlife Trust Ranger and hopefully spot the peregrines out and about!
Free event, however spaces are limited so it's first come first served.

Open to 18 years +.

Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes.

Meeting place: Engine House, 2 Forest Rd, N17 9NH.