Join an event, explore your local area, get creative, or simply pause and notice the nature around you – wherever you are 🌍💚
Visit our events calendar to find what’s happening near you and head to the main page for ideas and inspiration.
There’s something for everyone, from beginners to nature lovers. Events also take place across The Wildlife Trusts and RSPB reserves. Most are free and often include expert led guided walks.
18th July 11:00 – 15:00
Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
Join us for a celebration of nature in the Vale and find out how you can take action to support nature's recovery.
Book your free place here
Location: Cosmeston Lakes Country Park
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 18, 2026
18th -19th July
Join us for two days of discovery across the Botanic Garden and Waun Las Nature Reserve, exploring the wild wonders of our remarkable landscape.
A BioBlitz is a race against time to find and identify as much wildlife as possible over a specific period, creating a snapshot of the diversity of species in a specific location. You can help us to record as many species as possible in just 48 hours, and be part of a big celebration of Welsh wildlife and conservation.
Free with Garden Admission - No Booking Required
Further details here
Location: Llanarthne
Areas: Carmarthenshire
July 18, 2026 - July 19, 2026
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25th July
Save the date!
Further details to follow
Location: Pontypool
Areas: Torfaen
July 25, 2026
12th July 10:00am - 1:00pm
This outing will look for Water Lobelia, Water Purslane, Marsh Pennywort, Marsh St John's Wort, Marsh Lousewort, Marsh Cinquefoil, Bog Asphodel, Sundew, Bog Pimpernel and Cranberry. Quillworts and Horsetails are also present. Fauna include the scarce Keeled Skimmer dragonfly, and Water Voles were recently confirmed.
Meet by the cattle grid at the side of the lake.
Further details including contact information.
Location: Llyn Eiddwen
Areas: Ceredigion
July 12, 2026
12th July 10:30am-12:00 Whitmore Bay
Age 2+ including nature, wildlife, bushcraft and art activities with marine games and stories.
Book your place on the Beach Academy website
Location: Barry Island
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 12, 2026
12 July 11:00 New Quay
Join us as we walk along the beautiful Welsh coastal path, spotting and checking off any wildlife we see! Combining our marine knowledge, with the incredible knowledge of local wildlife man, Josh Pedley, this is a time to learn about all the creatures both big and small!
For further details the link
Location: New Quay
Areas: Ceredigion
July 12, 2026
12th July 10:00 -11:30am Dunraven Bay
Volunteer some time to help us help the rockpool habitat by removing embedded litters.
Book your place on the Beach Academy website
Location: Southerndown
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 12, 2026
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12th July 14:00 - 17:00
Join us for an immersive wander through landscapes layered in deep time. You will be guided to connect creatively with the geology and local heritage as we follow the coastal path from Porth Amlwch to the historic holy well, Ffynnon Eilian. Our leisurely pace with regular stops will give us the time and space to observe and experience our surroundings.
Distance: 4-5km. The walk will take place along a section of Anglesey Coastal Path, so expect uneven trails, steps, some exposed sections, and minor altitude gains.
Further details and event booking here
Location: Port Amlwch
Areas: Anglesey
July 12, 2026
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12 July, Sessions at 11.00am - 1.00pm; and 2.00pm - 4.00pm
Join entomologist Liam Olds for a guided insect walk at Penlan Racecourse. Once part of a prestigious 19th-century racecourse, the site is now a haven for wildlife. Explore the variety of insects that thrive here, from bees and butterflies to beetles and other invertebrates, while taking in views over the Lower Swansea Valley and Swansea Bay.
A perfect opportunity for nature enthusiasts of all ages to discover the hidden insect life of this urban green space.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Meeting point: along Clwyd Road, at the access path to Penlan Racecourse, Penlan, Swansea SA5 7EY
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Location: Penlan
Areas: Swansea
July 12, 2026
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Sunday 12th July at 10:00am
Ever wondered what creatures wake up while we are asleep?
Led by Conservation Officer Chris, we will be unboxing our overnight, harmless traps to discover the beautiful and varied moth species that live in the woods. It is a relaxed, fascinating way to learn more about moths and help us record our findings.
This event is free to attend, funded by and with thanks to Nature Networks.
Weather-dependent. Fun for all ages!
Meet at the Visitor Centre, Penllergare Valley Woods
Book your free spot here
Location: Penllergare
Areas: Swansea
July 12, 2026
12th July, 2pm - 4pm Gilfach, near Rhayader
Summer is the perfect time to see the wide range of wonderful plants that thrive at Gilfach. Butterflies love the wildflowers and grasses with the small pearl-bordered fritillary, common blue and green hairstreak to name but a few found here.
Further details and booking link
Location: Rhayader
Areas: Powys
July 12, 2026
12th July 10:00-16:00 Beddgelert
Kids go free!
Join us for a relaxed and adventurous family day based at beautiful Trigonos, combining nature, outdoor activities and time together in the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia).
The day will begin with a gentle guided nature walk exploring the fascinating landscape around Dorothea Quarry, followed by a picnic lunch beside the lake. In the afternoon, families will have the opportunity to try paddleboarding on the lake.
Book your place here
Location: Beddgelert
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 12, 2026
11th July 10:00 – 16:00 St Fagans National Museum of History Cardiff
Join us as we celebrate the wealth of Nature in Wales at St Fagans National Museum of History. We’ll have our Amgueddfa Cymru scientists on hand to give you a glimpse into the fascinating diversity of life using specimens from our collections that are stored in Cardiff.
Learn from our experts in plants, animals and fossils.
We’ve partnered with some local nature-based charities and organisations, who will talk about their wonderful projects to help protect our biodiversity.
Free event
For further details follow the link
Location: Cardiff
Areas: Cardiff
July 11, 2026
11th July 10:00–16:00
Join local conservation groups at Llyn Brenig Visitor Centre for a family-friendly day celebrating wildlife and nature.
Activities include:
With:
Suitable for all ages and a great opportunity to learn about local wildlife conservation while enjoying hands-on activities.
Free drop-in event brought to you by Dwr Cymru Welsh Water and North Wales Wildlife Trust.
Location: Llyn Brenig
Areas: Conwy
July 11, 2026
11th July 2 to 4pm
Penglais Parc Natur, Aberystwyth
With Tom Moulsdale and Mike Kear
Using their experience as an ecologist and queer person, Tom will share their learnings about queering ecology and how it helps them not only in understanding and sharing ecological knowledge, but has also led them through the maze of healing as a queer non-binary person. We will explore these ideas through the perspectives of the wildlife and ecosystem of Penglais wood and heath and let them guide and stimulate us into finding our own diverse paths beyond the binaries and into reconnection with the wilds.
Meet at Penglais Parc Natur
Location: Aberystwyth
Areas: Ceredigion
July 11, 2026
11th July 10 AM - 12 PM
Join Gower Society Youth to discover about the incredible hidden wildlife living in the old colliery site in Parc Melin Mynach, which is full of grasshoppers and bugs hidden away behind the pump track. We will look for spiders, saw flies, bees, and butterflies living amongst the grasslands in the park.
This is an amazing site not visited by many so come and discover what is living there.
For further details and to book your free place, please visit the Gower Society Eventbrite page
Location: Swansea
Areas: Swansea
July 11, 2026
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11th July 10:00-14:00
Join us for a FREE family event and learn about nature conservation across North East Wales in the grounds of Basingwerk Abbey, Greenfield Valley! Stands, storytelling, face painting, willow weaving and fun family learning activities
Further details
Location: Holywell
Areas: Flintshire
July 11, 2026
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11th July 10:00-16:00 Bethesda
A fun and creative day for folks who love being outdoors, get excited about maps, and want to play with the colours and shapes of the Eryri landscape.
We’ll share our memories of personally meaningful routes we’ve walked in Eryri. We’ll reflect on what these routes mean to us on a deeper level, how they’ve enhanced our lives, and how they connect us with nature and the land.
Book your place here
Location: Bethesda
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 11, 2026
11th July 10:00am - 3:00pm
As part of Wales Nature Week we are running four walks around Parc Slip. You will be learning about the variety of birds, wildflowers, mammals or insects found on site and how to record them. Learning how to record means you can do your part in helping to conserve local wildlife.
To sign up head to our Eventbrite where you can book onto one event or more if you fancy!
To book your free place, visit the WTSWW website
Location: Bridgend
Areas: Bridgend
July 11, 2026
11th July 10:00 -11:30am Rest Bay Beach
Starfish on the shore need our help. Find out why and how you can make a difference.
Book your place on the Beach Academy website
Location: Porthcawl
Areas: Bridgend
July 11, 2026
July 11th 11:00 – 16:00
Join staff from Celtic Rainforests LIFE and COFNOD for a day of wildlife recording in the temperate rainforest at Llyn Mair, Maentwrog, Meirionnydd by recording Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS).
You will need to bring suitable clothing in anticipation of both wet and warm weather to the event, in addition to your own lunch. Light refreshments will be provided by the organisers.
Free event. Book your place here
Location: Maentwrog
Areas: Gwynedd
July 11, 2026
11th July 16:00 - 18:00
Join us for a series of GeoArt events where creativity meets geology. From sketching and photography to creative writing in beautiful outdoor settings, each session is an opportunity to slow down, explore, and create right here on Ynys Môn
This mini-symposium marks the opening of a temporary exhibition at the Watch House of new work by Judith Noble, inspired by the lives and work of geologists Edward and Annie Greenly: The Earth's Own Life.
Whether you're a complete beginner or a confident artist, we'd love to see you there.
Further details and event booking here
Location: Port Amlwch
Areas: Anglesey
July 11, 2026
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11 July 10 AM - 2:30 PM Amelia Trust Farm Barry
Join Vale Nature Partnership and The Orchard Project for a course exploring orchard care and pruning techniques.
This is a free, in-person course led by The Orchard Project, to gain practical skills in pruning techniques and learn how effective orchard management can improve biodiversity and support local communities.
Book your free space here
Location: Barry
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 11, 2026
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11th July 11am - 4pm Glantawe Riverside Park
Stalls, food stalls, talks, music, free activities
£5 entry
Kids entrance free
Location: Pontardawe
Areas: Swansea
July 11, 2026
11 July 10:00am - 4:30pm
Join us for a wonderful family day celebrating nature at Amelia Trust Farm.
Explore our beautiful woodland and enjoy a range of nature-inspired activities, including:
🌿 Nature Spotting Trail
🍂 Nature Rubbings
🌲 Guided Woodland Nature Tour
📖 Wild Story Time
🍄 Hazel Gnomes & Mushroom Craft
🧘 Self-Guided Forest Bathing Activity
Your ticket also includes time to explore the farm, meet our friendly animals, wander through the gardens, follow our seasonal farm trail and discover our sensory sculptures.
For more details and to book your place, please click on the link
Location: Barry
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 11, 2026
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11th July 10am–4pm Castle Green, Aberystwyth
Join us for a day of wildlife, creativity, discovery and community at the Ceredigion Nature Festival.
The festival is a free celebration of Ceredigion’s remarkable natural environment and the people, projects and organisations working to protect and restore it. As part of Wales Nature Week, the event brings together local conservation groups, community organisations, artists, researchers and volunteers to inspire action for nature and help people connect with the wildlife on their doorstep.
Whether you are a keen naturalist, a family looking for a fun day out, or simply curious about the wildlife and landscapes of Ceredigion, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.
For further details the link
Location: Aberystwyth
Areas: Ceredigion
July 11, 2026
11th July 11:00AM – 4:00PM
11am – 4pm
Gone Wild takes place during Wales Nature Week. Join us for a free fun day out celebrating nature at is best in the beautiful surroundings of Pembrey Country Park . The event will include activities which will appeal to families, those that are new to nature, and to the more seasoned nature lover.
In addition to walkabout children’s entertainers promoting being kind to nature there will be mini orienteering; a nature scavenger hunt; park ranger led activities like den building and camp fire building. Representatives from The Country Park’s new Nature Centre will also be on hand to showcase what it has to offer. Plus a host of environmentally friendly stalls and food vendors.
Gone Wild is FREE*, this is not a ticketed event * parking fees are applicable
Location: Pembrey Country Park
Areas: Carmarthenshire
July 11, 2026
Saturday 11th July 11.30am & 12.30pm Aberystwyth Castle
Gwrachod Eryri The Dancing Witches will be performing at Ceredigion Nature Festival
Location: Aberystwyth
Areas: Ceredigion
July 11, 2026
10th July 10:00-13:00
Join us for a training event learning to survey and ID Shrill Carder Bees and Brown-banded Carder Bees!
As part of the Healthy Planet, Healthy People Project, Torfaen County Borough Council are running a variety of wildlife survey training events. This training is being delivered by Glo i Natur CIC’s founder Liam Olds.
You will learn how to survey and identify rarer bumblebee species, including the Shrill Carder Bee and Brown-banded Carder Bee. You will learn about their behaviour, key forage plants and colony cycles.
Booking is essential. Please book on Eventbrite or email Rose.Scott@torfaen.gov.uk
Location: Cwmbran
Areas: Torfaen
July 10, 2026
10th July 11:00-13:00
An opportunity to learn how to record wildlife, identify wildflowers and native trees in Tanygrisiau Community Wildlife Garden
Location: Blaenau Ffestiniog
Areas: Gwynedd
July 10, 2026
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10th July 20:00-23:00 Ynys Hywel Farm, Cwmfelinfach
Join us for a beginner-friendly evening at Ynys Hywel Farm exploring the fascinating world of bats and moths. Guided by local experts, you’ll take part in a bat walk, use detectors to identify species, and learn how the technology works. The evening also includes a moth trapping demonstration, giving you a closer look at these important nocturnal species.
This is a family-friendly event, and children are welcome when accompanied by an adult, making it a great opportunity for all ages to celebrate Wales Nature Week!
This is a free event, with tea and coffee provided. It is organised by the Caerphilly Local Nature Partnership, the Valleys Bat Group, and Butterfly Conservation.
Spaces are limited, so please book in advance.
For further details and to book your free place, please click on the Eventbrite link
Please note: The event date may change in the case of bad weather and will be rescheduled to the following week if necessary.
Location: Cwmfelinfach
Areas: Caerphilly
July 10, 2026
10 July 10 AM - 12 PM Parc Taf Bargoed Visitor Centre, Treharris
Join us for the Free Wales Nature Week ID Session and get up close with the amazing wildlife around you! This in-person event is perfect for anyone curious about nature and eager to learn how to identify plants, animals, and insects native to Wales. Whether you're a newbie or a nature pro, come along for a fun, relaxed session where you can ask questions and share discoveries. Don't miss out on connecting with fellow nature lovers!
We will meet in the carpark, in front of the visitor centre.
This walk may be over unseen forest trails and woodland banks so will not be suitable for pram and/or wheelchairs or those with mobility issues.
All children must be accompanied by adults and well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
For further information and to book your free place, click on the Eventbrite link
Location: Treharris
Areas: Merthyr Tydfil
July 10, 2026
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10th July 7:30pm - 9:30pm Brecon Tap meeting point
Swifts are one of the quintessential sounds of the summer. Come for a summer evening stroll for the chance to spot some swift screaming parties! Learn more about these incredible ariel acrobats and contribute to data collection to help this vulnerable species.
This event is in partnership with the Brecon Swift Group.
Free event
For further details and the organiser contact follow this link
Location: Brecon
Areas: Powys
July 10, 2026
10th July
10:00-16:00 Beddgelert
Join us for a stunning guided walk along part of the historic Slate Trail through the heart of Eryri (Snowdonia). This route takes us from the beautiful village of Beddgelert past Gelert's grave, along the Aberglaslyn Pass, with mountain scenery, woodlands, old quarry landscapes and remote valley paths towards Croesor and on to Garreg.
This is a challenging but rewarding day out for active over-55s who enjoy walking in the mountains and exploring North Wales’ rich industrial heritage.
Book your place here
Location: Beddgelert
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 10, 2026
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July 10th 10 AM - 2:30 PM
Join Vale Nature Partnership and The Orchard Project at the Wenvoe Community Orchard for a course exploring orchard care and pruning techniques.
Free, in-person course led by The Orchard Project, to gain practical skills in pruning techniques and learn how effective orchard management can improve biodiversity and support local communities.
Book your free space here
Location: Wenvoe
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 10, 2026
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10th July 10:00am -14:00pm
A free, immersive event in Wales Nature week that looks at celebrating nature on our doorstep. It is an event that brings wellbeing and conservation together. With practical activities such as Balsam pulling and wildlife recording for those who like a more hands on approach and for those who would like to experience the outdoors, we offer nature journaling and forest bathing.
Find out more here
Location: Brecon
Areas: Bannau Brycheiniog NPA
July 10, 2026
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10th July 10am-1pm
Join us for a relaxed and creative watercolour nature session as part of Wales Nature Week.
We’ll begin with a gentle guided stroll around the reserve (approx. 30–45 minutes) taking inspiration from the surrounding wildlife and habitats, followed by a watercolour painting session indoors.
This small group session is ideal for beginners or anyone looking to enjoy time in nature and try something creative.
Further information and booking link here
Location: Cwmbran
Areas: Torfaen
July 10, 2026
10th July, 9:30pm–11:00pm
Led by Conservation Officer Chris, this short circular walk includes a slight incline as we use specialised detectors to track local bats and moths. It is a fantastic way to see the woods come alive after dark and get involved in citizen science.
Meet at the Visitor Centre, Penllergare Valley Woods
Book your free place here
Location: Penllergare
Areas: Swansea
July 10, 2026
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9 July 2–3pm Y Plas Machynlleth, John Edwards Room
Free event. No Booking Necessary
More information: info@machmaethlon.org
Location: Machynlleth
Areas: Powys
July 09, 2026
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Thursday 9th July 1-3pm
Children are able to explore nature in depth and learn at their own pace in a safe and nurturing environment.
We have a very relaxed structure at our sessions. There is plenty of time to get to know each other, explore, and settle in to the space. We will have a range of activities on offer that will be displayed around our woodland to start at any time.
Event costs apply.
For more details and to book, please visit the website
Location: Aberdare
Areas: Rhondda Cynon Taf
July 09, 2026
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9th July 10–1pm The Show Allotment, The Plas, Machynlleth
Come to our Thursday morning volunteer session and help us improve the site for wildlife
Free, drop In event.
For More Information: info@machmaethlon.org
Location: Machynlleth
Areas: Powys
July 09, 2026
9th July 10:00-16:00
Pen y Pass Warden Centre
A leisurely walk from Pen y Pass to Glaslyn and back, with plenty of time for local folk tales and simple nature connection activities.
Come and hear tales of King Arthur and Excalibur, giant who’s buried on Yr Wyddfa, and the fairies who guided local miners.
It’ll be a relaxing and restorative day with plenty of breaks to enjoy this stunning valley in the heart of Eryri. This walk is not suitable for dogs, sorry.
This is a bilingual event but if you don't speak Welsh, don't worry - you'll still learn a couple of words and have a lovely time!
Book your free place here
Location: Pen y Pass Warden Centre
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 09, 2026
9th July 1:30-4:00
Glow-worm habitat in the Elan Valley is declining and local populations are threatened. Join the Elan Valley Trust to will carry out bracken bruising and scrub control to help increase the glow-worm habitat.
Training provided. No experience necessary.
For further details and to register follow this link
Location: Elan Valley
Areas: Powys
July 09, 2026
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9th July 2 PM - 3:30 PM Webinar
Hosted by the Office of the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales as part of Wales Nature Week.
In collaboration with Ystadau Cymru and the Welsh Local Government Association.
Join us for the first in a new six-part webinar series exploring the role of the public sector in responding to the climate and nature emergencies through asset management.
Webinar Focus
This first session will explore practical actions asset managers can take to embed nature recovery into the management and maintenance of buildings and land.
With mandatory nature-recovery targets expected within the next two years under the Environment (Principles, Governance and Biodiversity Targets) (Wales) Act 2026, this webinar is a timely opportunity to:
Speakers include
Who should attend?
To reserve your free place click on the Eventbrite link
Location: Online
Areas: All areas
July 09, 2026
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9th July 10:30 – 16:00
This event in Wales Nature Week forms part of the National Forest – Restoring Riparian Corridors in the Crai Valley project, managed by the Brecon Beacons Local Nature Partnership in collaboration with BIS, the Wye & Usk Foundation, Stump Up for Trees and the Woodland Trust. The project aims to enhance riparian habitats through woodland, hedgerow and shelterbelt creation, strengthening wildlife corridors, improving water quality and supporting biodiversity across the valley.
This recording day will focus on a varied but under-recorded farm within the project area. The farm has not been ploughed or fertilised for many years and supports a range of habitats, including recently felled conifer plantation (as part of project works), shelterbelts, wet flushes, riparian corridors, stone walls and access to upland areas.
To book your free place please click on the Eventbrite link
More details of the location (facilities, postcode, parking details & grid ref) will be provided nearer the time to those who have booked on.
Location: Crai Valley
Areas: Powys
July 09, 2026
8th July 4pm – 5:45pm
Join us at Nature Photography Club with Valleys Photography. An ideal club set in a relaxed environment for children aged 8-15 who are interested in nature, photography, wildlife, and the outdoors. Whether using a phone, action camera, or DSLR, all equipment levels are welcome!
Event costs apply.
For more details and to book, please visit the website
Location: Aberdare
Areas: Rhondda Cynon Taf
July 08, 2026
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July 8 17:00- 18:00
We are delighted to be joined in Pontypool Park by Daniel Morden, who will be telling the legendary Welsh story of Gwion Bach and his epic escape from the goddess Cerridwen. An exciting encounter of Gwion Bach transforming into different animals in order to escape, only for Cerridwen to change and pursue him as that animal’s predator! Come and listen to this magical and thrilling tale from long ago!
There will also be crafts following the story for children to colour in and create masks of some of the animals that feature in the story.
Audience: 7 and over
For further details and to book your free place visit the Eventbrite website
Location: Pontypool
Areas: Torfaen
July 08, 2026
8 July 7pm-8pm
The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) are hosting a free webinar during Wales Nature Week where Graduate School academic Dr Jane Fisher will be delving into the changing state of Welsh Freshwater Environments, the factors driving these changes and possible solutions.
Free event.
Further details and booking link
Location: online
Areas: All areas
July 08, 2026
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8th July 5pm
Join us in Cwmbran, for a hands-on volunteering session to help tackle Himalayan balsam, an invasive plant that spreads rapidly along our rivers and waterways and crowds out native wildlife.
We’ll be working together to remove balsam helping to restore space for native plants and protect local habitats.
We'll be meeting at what3words /// The simplest way to talk about location at 5pm.
No experience is needed – full guidance will be provided, and everyone is welcome.
For further details and to book, click on this link
Location: Cwmbran
Areas: Torfaen
July 08, 2026
Wednesday 8 July 9:30am–2:30pm
Discover the diverse and fascinating moths of Henllys Local Nature Reserve! Would you like to see marvellous moths up close?
Join us at Henllys Local Nature Reserve for a moth trap opening event!
As part of the Healthy Planet, Healthy People Project, Torfaen County Borough Council are running a variety of wildlife-focused events, this event is being delivered by county moth recorder Kevin Hewitt.
You will get the chance to see a variety of moths carefully caught the previous night, learn their names and fascinating facts about them, and help us safely release them back into the wild.
This event is perfect for families looking to get out in nature, moth enthusiasts hoping to see interesting species and complete beginners interested in learning something new!
For further details and to book, click on this link
Location: Cwmbran
Areas: Torfaen
July 08, 2026
8th July, 6pm-8pm Abercamlo Bog, near Crossgates
Summer is the perfect time to see the wide range of wonderful plants that thrive at Abercamlo.
The dry heathy pastures contain a mixture of plants including common valerian, petty whin, dyer's greenweed, devil's-bit scabious, heather, cross-leaved heath and marsh pennywort. Scrub is an important wildlife habitat providing nectar, seeds, fruit, shelter and nest sites for insects, mammals and birds.
Free event.
Further details and booking link
Location: Crossgates
Areas: Powys
July 08, 2026
July 8 • 10 AM - 2 PM
Want to learn more about managing meadows and gain free practical skills in wildflower ID?
Join our FREE Wildflower ID Training Course to learn how to identify native wildflowers and to understand the importance of meadows for biodiversity.
Led by Plantlife: saving wild plants, this course is a great opportunity to build your knowledge and connect with nature!
This event is part of our Nature Neighbours project and is funded by Welsh Government's Local Places for Nature scheme.
Book your free space here
Location: Cowbridge
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 08, 2026
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8th July 11:30 – 13:00
Discover how you can get involved in Citizen Science and protect local nature! Join us for an inspiring mid-week stroll through the beautiful Penllergare Valley Woods and discover the incredible species sharing our spaces. Led by our expert Conservation Officer, Chris, this walk is the perfect chance to spot beautiful birds, dancing butterflies, darting dragonflies, and stunning summer wildflowers.
During the walk, you’ll learn how to become a vital part of local conservation using the LERC app. We’ll show you how quick and easy it is to record your wildlife sightings, meaning your steps on the trail directly help us protect nature for the future.
Meet at the Visitor Centre, Penllergare Valley Woods
Book your free place here
Location: Penllergare
Areas: Swansea
July 08, 2026
8th July 6pm 8pm Silent Valley Nature Reserve
Join Wild Heart Woodland Therapy for a gentle, nature-based session of mindfulness and connection as part of Wales Nature Week.
This FREE Forest Therapy session invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the land and yourself — surrounded by the beauty of the Welsh landscape.
Book your place here
Location: Ebbw Vale
Areas: Blaenau Gwent
July 08, 2026
Join HWW Free Webinar: Connecting with nature at work
Wednesday 08 July 2026
Time: 10:00 – 11:00
Platform: Microsoft Teams
Join this free webinar and launch of the Workplace Nature Wellbeing Calendar delivered in collaboration with RSPB Cymru.
What this webinar will cover
Don’t miss this chance to access expert guidance and practical tools to support your organisation—free of charge.
Who can attend
This webinar is open to all employers in Wales, including managers, HR leads, people managers, and anyone interested in improving workplace nature connectedness.
Q&A
There will be time for questions with RSPB Cymru and Healthy Working Wales.
Participation is free.
Speakers:
If you have any questions, please contact: healthyworkingwales@wales.nhs.uk.
Register here by Wednesday 01 July.
Location: Virtual
Areas: All areas
July 08, 2026
8th July 10am – 4pm Kenfig NNR
Join SEWBReC and botanist David Barden to learn about the plant species found on the dunes at Kenfig NNR. There will be a slight emphasis on rushes, sedges and grasses, but we will also cover other dune plants. Note that the course will be entirely based in the field.
Level: Beginners to Improvers
Free event. Booking essential.
Please email: info@sewbrec.org.uk to book a space
Location: Kenfig NNR
Areas: Bridgend
July 08, 2026
7 July Bala
17:00 - 18:30
Come and hear traditional Welsh folk tales in a supportive atmosphere with learners at your own level. You’ll be guided gently by Fiona Collins, Welsh Learner of the Year 2019, storyteller, and author of three folktales books in the Amdani series for learners.
It’s a marvellous chance to use your Welsh and expand your vocabulary while connecting with Welsh traditional culture.
This free bilingual event is suitable for Welsh learners at Lefel Mynediad / Lefel Sylfaen
Book your free place here
Location: Bala
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 07, 2026
10:00 - 15:30 Bethesda
A leisurely circular walk, taking in geology, deep time, land use, Welsh place names, plant life, and myth & legend.
This is a bilingual event but if you don't speak Welsh, don't worry - you'll still learn a couple of words and have a lovely time! Os ydych chi'n siarad Cymraeg, byddwch hefyd yn ei fwynhau.
Book your place here
Location: Bethesda
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 07, 2026
7th July 3.30–4.30pm
Come and decorate bug and bird houses for the community garden sites around Bryn y Gog Free event, no booking necessary.
More info: info@machmaethlon.org
Location: Machynlleth
Areas: Powys
July 07, 2026
The Merthyr Tydfil Biodiversity Partnership are hosting a River clean near Taf Bargoed on Tuesday the 7th of July.
This Wales Nature Week, we’re taking action for our Welsh rivers!
Alongside the South East Wales River Trust and Keep Wales Tidy, we’re hosting a free community clean-up and you’re invited!
Come make a positive impact with us.
Email aimee.webber@merthyr.gov.uk if you’d like to get involved.
Location: Taf Bargoed
Areas: Merthyr Tydfil
July 07, 2026
7 July Bala
15:00 - 16:30
Come and hear traditional Welsh folk tales in a supportive atmosphere with learners at your own level. You’ll be guided gently by Fiona Collins, Welsh Learner of the Year 2019, storyteller, and author of three folktales books in the Amdani series for learners.
It’s a marvellous chance to use your Welsh and expand your vocabulary while connecting with Welsh traditional culture.
This free bilingual event is suitable for Welsh learners at Lefel Mynediad / Lefel Sylfaen
Book your free place here
Location: Bala
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 07, 2026
7th July, 10:30am – 4pm Llanfechain, Montgomeryshire
Come along to record the wildlife in your local area, meet like-minded people and connect with the natural world. Recording days provide an opportunity to record all the wildlife seen on the day to understand what species are present in the area.
Free event.
Further details and booking link
Location: Llanfechain
Areas: Powys
July 07, 2026
7th July 11:00-13:00
An opportunity to learn how to record wildlife, identify wildflowers and native trees in Tanygrisiau Community Wildlife Garden
Location: Blaenau Ffestiniog
Areas: Gwynedd
July 07, 2026
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7th July 12:30-14:30 Cardiff University Social Science Research Park
Come and celebrate Wales Nature Week with us while discovering the colourful pollinators that thrive in our green spaces. 🦋🌼
Join us for a friendly guided walk to discover butterflies and day-flying moths. Learn how to identify different species, why they are important for healthy habitats, and how you can help conservation by recording wildlife.
This session will also prepare you to take part in the Big Butterfly Count (17 July–9 August), the UK's largest butterfly and day-flying moth survey. You'll learn simple identification and survey skills that help collect valuable data for conservation.
Whether you're interested in nature, ecology, or simply want to learn more about local wildlife, this is a great opportunity to get outdoors and build new skills. No experience is needed, just bring your curiosity and suitable outdoor clothing.
Open to Cardiff University staff, students and members of the local community.
Drop in for the full session or just pop along for as long as you can.
Sign up for your free place here
Location: Cardiff
Areas: Cardiff
July 07, 2026
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6th July 10am – 12pm
Sessions have a relaxed child-led structure where children and their families are able to explore and engage with the activities that are available around our woodland.
Activity based at Dare Valley Community Woodland
Event costs apply.
For more details and to book, please visit the website
Location: Aberdare
Areas: Rhondda Cynon Taf
July 06, 2026
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6th July 1.30 to 3.30
Join In Our Nature CIC for a gentle stroll in Pontypool Park noticing the nature that calls it home.
Meet at the entrance to Pontypool Active Living Centre
For further details and to book, click on thislink
Location: Pontypool
Areas: Torfaen
July 06, 2026
6th July 10am-12pm Burfa Bog, near Presteigne
Summer is the perfect time to see the wide range of wonderful wildflowers that thrive at Burfa Bog. Heath spotted and marsh orchids thrive in the wet fen meadow amongst the meadowsweet, cuckoo flower, ragged robin and opposite-leaved golden saxifrage.
Free event.
Further details and booking link
Location: Presteigne
Areas: Powys
July 06, 2026
6 July, 8.30pm
Join us for an evening celebration of swifts.
Hear about Saving Swansea's Swifts project aiming to protect our
much-loved but endangered local. You can also join us on a sunset walk
looking for swifts (starting around 9.00pm).
No booking required - please just come along and bring your family and friends!
Meeting at Penclawdd Foreshore Car Park, Penclawdd, Swansea SA4 3YE
What3words: mainframe.cosmic.polygraph
If this event is cancelled, we'll post about it on social media: https://www.instagram.com/swanseaswifts
Location: Penclawdd
Areas: Swansea
July 06, 2026
July 6th 10:30 Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve
In celebration of Wales Nature Week this year, the Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve in Broad Haven is collaborating with staff from Pembrokeshire College on for a volunteer conservation day to carry out a range of habitat management and boardwalk maintenance activities.
Meet at the picnic area.
Free event. Turn up on the day
Location: Broad Haven
Areas: Pembrokeshire
July 06, 2026
6th July 1pm – 3:30pm
Our sessions have a relaxed structure. We spend the first 15 minutes welcoming everyone and having hot drinks by the campfire. We have a structured activity each session will start at 1:15pm to give everyone time to arrive.
Once the activity has been completed we spend the rest of the session exploring and playing together in nature.
Event costs apply.
For more details and to book, please visit the website
Location: Aberdare
Areas: Rhondda Cynon Taf
July 06, 2026
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5th July
10:30-12:30
Join Glo i Natur CIC for a guided wildlife walk at the former Pentremawr Colliery in Pontyberem, as part of Wales Nature Week. This walk will explore how nature has reclaimed this once-industrial site, transforming it into a haven for a wide variety of wildlife.
Discover the rich diversity of plants, insects, and other wildlife that now thrive on the old colliery landscape and learn why post-industrial sites like this can be so important for biodiversity. From colourful wildflowers and pollinating insects to other fascinating species, there is plenty to see and learn along the way.
Meet at the entrance to the site on the Heol Capel Ifan (B4317): ///crust.sailors.divisible
NB Please park at Pontyberem Recreation Ground Car park – a short walk away ///riches.grant.burglars
#Wales Nature Week Biodiversity@carmarthenshire.gov.uk
Location: Pontyberem
Areas: Carmarthenshire
July 05, 2026
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5th July 10:00-13:00
Join Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust at Dolydd Gobaith for an hands-on introduction to grassland surveying.
Whether you are completely new or already have some botanical knowledge, this session will show you how to assess grassland condition using simple survey techniques. You'll learn to recognise key positive and negative indicator species and practise recording them.
This is a friendly, practical session with plenty of guidance throughout, and a great opportunity to build confidence in plant ID while contributing to real conservation monitoring.
Booking essential.
For more details and to book, please follow the link
Location: Dolydd Gobaith
Areas: Powys
July 05, 2026
5th July 7:45pm - 10:00pm
Despite widespread swift decline, Holyhead hosts a successful nest-box colony of swifts at the Marine Port, along with a handful of other nest sites. Join North Wales Wildlife Trust swift officer Ben Stammers on our annual walk around the town and learn about how we can help these amazing birds.
For further details and to book your free place visit the website.
Location: Holyhead
Areas: Anglesey
July 05, 2026
5th July
13:00-15:00
Pont-y-Pair Pay & Display Car Park, Betws-Y-Coed LL24 0BB
Join us for a gentle, accessible story walk along the boardwalk in Betws-y-Coed, sharing folklore from the Conwy Valley, led by storyteller and author Fiona Collins. Time for coffee/cake/ice cream and a chat is built in.
Book your free place here
Location: Betws-Y-Coed
Areas: Eryri NPA
July 05, 2026
5th July 2:00-4:00 Bracelet Bay
Hey kids! Interested in finding wonderful undersea creatures? Marine experts Emma and Winter will take you on a rock pool adventure!
In Wales Nature Week come with us on a seashore safari with Emma Lowe and Winter Dotto to discover the amazing creatures hidden in those low-tide rock pools and under seaweedy boulders at Bracelet Bay.
You could find crabs, starfish, anemones.... - and you know those sponges from your bath time? Well there are living sponges in the sea around Swansea!
This event is most suitable for anyone aged 4 or older.
All creatures will be carefully returned to the location where they were found.
We request donations of a minimum of £2 per adult to help cover WTSWW Swansea group costs. Children are free but should be accompanied by adults.
To find out more and to book your place visit the Eventbrite website
Event organised by Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales Swansea group
Location: Bracelet Bay
Areas: Swansea
July 05, 2026
5th July 2:00pm - 4:00pm
July is peak orchid and butterfly season, perfect for exploring at Minera Quarry! This nature reserve is home to 14 species of orchid and we may well see 9 of them at this event. There's also the possibility of spotting redstarts and lots of butterflies!
No booking needed, just turn up on the day.
This event is being run by the local Wrexham Volunteer Branch of North Wales Wildlife Trust.
Location: Wrexham
Areas: Wrexham
July 05, 2026
5th July 10:00am - 11:30am
Showing that we care! Make an active and visible contribution to cleaning up our environment and show that it matters. Come and join the Conwy Valley Branch of the North Wales Wildlife Trust and our regular volunteers for our monthly litter-pick in Llandudno Junction.
No booking needed, just turn up on the day.
Event organised by North Wales Wildlife Trust.
Location: Llandudno Junction
Areas: Conwy
July 05, 2026
5 July, 10.00am - 12.00pm
Join Nature on Your Doorstep for a hands-on pond dipping session at Crwys Community Woodland, exploring the fascinating world beneath the water's surface during Wales Nature Week.
In this relaxed session, you'll use nets and trays to gently discover the creatures living in the woodland pond, from larvae and water beetles to possibly even a shy newt. Perfect for children, families and anyone curious about nature, it's a chance to learn about pond habitats, get closer to freshwater wildlife, and build confidence in searching for and identifying what you find.
Meeting at Crwys Community Woodland, Tirmynydd Road, Three Crosses, Swansea SA4 3PU
What3words: squeaks.riverbank.hurt
Spaces are limited, so booking is required:
Location: Swansea
Areas: Swansea
July 05, 2026
5th July 11am - 3pm Cyncoed
The annual Friends of Nant Fawr Community Woodlands Fun Day takes place in the Old Reservoir Car Park, off Rhydypenau Road, Cyncoed. Access lane is between 127 and 129 Rhydypenau Road.
There will be activities for children, including looking at stream creatures through a microscope, moth identification with real moths, making tissue paper butterflies, leaf identification, learning about the insects and reptiles that live in the Nant Fawr area and following trails.
You don't have to take part in anything, you can just come along for a chat!
Location: Cyncoed
Areas: Cardiff
July 05, 2026
5th July 10:00 Bute Park
A nature walk in Bute Park with a coffee catch-up at Secret Garden Café. Learn about the green space in the centre of our city and meet others who care about defending the natural world and standing up for social justice. A family-friendly event that four-legged friends are welcome to join.
Meet at the Secret Garden Café, Bute Park.
Free event. Open to all
Further information on Instagram
Location: Cardiff
Areas: Cardiff
July 05, 2026
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4th July 10am–4pm
Join us at Borth Animalarium in Wales Nature Week to celebrate all things native wildlife!
As well as being open as normal, we have many nature themed workshops on throughout the day that are included in your entry ticket.
Events on include: identifying trapped moths, owl pellet dissections, make your own suet bird feeder to take home, and how to identify our native snakes!
You can also find out about our Harvest Mouse Project, and how you can get involved.
Location: Borth
Areas: Ceredigion
July 04, 2026
4th July 10:00 - 16:00
Free event
Gwydir Castle invites you to a Recorders’ Day at their gardens and wildlife meadows. The 15 acres of meadow are sloped, rich in Yellow Rattle, surrounded by stone walls and patches of scrub. These habitats offer a wealth of opportunity to record at this under-recorded site. The Gardens themselves provide further recording opportunity such as ponds, old buildings and formal planting.
There is ample parking at the Gardens and Meadows and toilets are available at the Castle. Hot drinks will be on offer, but please bring a packed lunch. Gwydir Castle has kindly agreed to waive their entrance fee for recorders on the day.
Book your free place here
Location: Gwydir Castle
Areas: Conwy
July 04, 2026
4th July 10:00am - 2:00pm
Llangors Common, Llangors
Join the Local Nature Partnership for a relaxed celebration of the unique nature at Llangors Lake, perfect for families, visitors, and local residents.
Activities to include:
Be sure to come along and get your free wildlife recording pack!
Free event. Just turn up on the day!
Location: Llangors Lake
Areas: Bannau Brycheiniog NPA
July 04, 2026
4th July 11:00 – 16:00
Join us at the beautiful Gnoll Country Park as we kick off Wales Nature Week with a free, fun packed day full of hands‑on activities for all ages. Get up close with nature on bug hunts, wander the park’s rich habitats on guided meadow walks, and uncover the hidden creatures and plants that call Neath Port Talbot home.
Come along and connect with nature right on your doorstep!
Find out more here
Location: Neath
Areas: Neath Port Talbot
July 04, 2026
4th July 2 sessions. 10:00- 11:00; & 11:30-12:30
Have you ever experienced yoga outdoors? Yoga For Health Wales are delivering yoga in the tranquil surrounding of Llanyrafon Manor to celebrate National Meadows Day, part of Wales Nature Week. The session will bring you closer to nature as you exercise and unwind amongst wildflowers, pollinators and the soothing melodies of birds in song.
10:00-11:00 Session: For further details and to book your free place visit the Eventbrite website
11:30-12:30 Session: For further details and to book your free place visit the Eventbrite website
Location: Cwmbran
Areas: Torfaen
July 04, 2026
4th July 11-3 pm Eirias Park, Colwyn Bay LL29 7SP
The day will highlight and celebrate the nature in our local green spaces/on our doorsteps; the great health and wellbeing benefits of connecting with nature and help signpost people to organisations/groups that they could get involved with.
The day will be a mix of stalls, workshops, and other fun activities for all the family related to our work with nature and communities including give-aways and artist led workshops.
Free event
Location: Colwyn Bay
Areas: Conwy
July 04, 2026
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Join us at Blaenrhondda Park on 4th July, 2–4pm for an afternoon of nature, creativity and wellbeing!
Celebrate Wales Nature Week with Grow Rhondda CIC, WILD PLAY - Generation Rhondda, Welcome To Our Woods and partners.
Free Event! No booking necessary.
Location: Blaenrhondda Park
Areas: Rhondda Cynon Taf
July 04, 2026
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4th July 10:00-13:00
Spend some time in the wetlands , meet other volunteers and help reduce the spread of invasive Himalayan Balsalm.
No booking required.
Location: Carmarthen
Areas: Carmarthenshire
July 04, 2026
4th July 11:00am - 3:00pm
Join NWWT and Minera Quarry Trust to officially unveil three new walking trails! Expect guided walks, pond dipping, a treasure hunt and more.
For further details and to book your free place visit the website.
Event organised by North Wales Wildlife Trust.
Location: Wrexham
Areas: Wrexham
July 04, 2026
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4th July 10:00 16:00 Lords Parc Llansteffan
To celebrate National Meadows Day, and to coincide with Wales Nature Week we’ll be gathering to celebrate the diversity in our meadow grasslands here at Lords Park farm, and learning all about the life we share the farm with here. We’ll be getting into some practical scything and hay-making and learning about sustainable meadow management, and taking a walk across the land with local ecologists and our Nature & Biodiversity working group, responsible for ongoing wildlife monitoring here at the farm.
Book your free place here
Location: Llansteffan
Areas: Carmarthenshire
July 04, 2026
4 July, Sessions at 10.00am - 12.00pm; and 1pm-3pm
Celebrate Wales Nature Week on a guided nature walk at Brynlliw Grasslands with Gl i Natur CIC. Explore how nature has reclaimed this former coal tip, creating a haven for a wide variety of plants, insects, and other wildlife.
Learn about the species that thrive in these restored grasslands, and why these areas are so important for biodiversity. From wildflowers and butterflies to beetles and pollinators, there is plenty to discover for wildlife enthusiasts of all ages.
A perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, explore a historically significant site, and discover the hidden natural treasures of Swansea's post-industrial landscapes.
All welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Meeting point: along Station Road, Grovesend, Swansea SA4 4GY
What3words: motivates.trucked.lend
Location: Swansea
Areas: Swansea
July 04, 2026
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4 July 10 AM - 11:30 AM
Join us to learn about the different flora and fauna at Chickenwood.
In partnership with Friends of Chickenwood join Vale Nature Partnership and Nature on Your Doorstep for a free guided walk. Learn about the different flora and fauna at Chickenwood. In this walk, we will explore this little piece of nature's haven and record the variety of species that we see.
Book your free space here
Location: Barry
Areas: Vale of Glamorgan
July 04, 2026
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4th July Llandaff Fields
Wales Nature Week celebrates everything about nature in Wales. At this event we will have various activities for all ages to participate with and get a bit closer to nature. All activities and stalls are FREE.
What to expect on the day
- Different stalls hosting different activities including;
- Guided walks
- Interactive nature stands
- Kids activities
- Adult craft activities
- Up close encounters with some of Cardiff’s nature
- Litter Pick with Keep Canton Tidy
Location: Cardiff
Areas: Cardiff
July 04, 2026
4th July 08:00 – 14:00
On Saturday the 4th of July we invite anyone interested in nature, wildlife, ecology, or anything in between to join us at Bwlch Corog for a day of sharing knowledge.
For the early risers, we’ll be starting at 8 am with a guided bird walk led by Ben Porter, Nature Officer at Tir Canol, and his amazing parabolic microphone. We’ll need to know how many people to expect for this early morning walk, so if you’re planning to join please let us know by emailing us at post@coetiranian.org. Diolch!
For those of us who prefer a lie-in, we’ll start the main part of the day at 10 am with hot drinks and cake around the fire, and an introduction to wildlife recording – the important process of recording what species are present in different areas – with Carys of West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre.
Then, we’ll head off and visit different parts of the land, led by staff and local expert ecologists, recording any interesting species we find as we go, and learning from each other’s specialisms and interests.
Location: Machynlleth
Areas: Powys
July 04, 2026
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9th July 1:30pm - 3:00pm
For Wales Nature Week, why not come and enjoy some of the habitats and wildlife on the nature reserve with People & Wildlife Officer Gretchen Taylor.
This is a free guided walk aimed at adults but accompanied children and well behaved dogs on leads also welcome. We will explore various habitats and trails discussing what we see and hear. The main aim is to appreciate being in nature and chat informally about the habitats and wildlife found here. You'll also have the opportunity to hear about the changes to the visitor centre that will be happening in the near future.
Email g.taylor@welshwildlife.org to book your places.
Event organised by the Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales
Location: Cilgerran
Areas: Pembrokeshire
June 11, 2026 - July 09, 2026
Calling all budding young artists! To celebrate Wales Nature Week, we’re launching three exciting competitions for photographers, artists, and little creators who are inspired by the nature and wildlife of Merthyr Tydfil!
Its’s your chance to explore the wonderful world of nature and capture it through the medium of art. There are super prizes up for grabs. Good luck!
*Competition ends 1st July 2026*
To take part, you’ll need to accept the terms and conditions for the competition.
Little Artist Competition T’s & C’s: https://forms.office.com/e/tBbu0Ugnwq
Location: Merthyr Tydfil
Areas: Merthyr Tydfil
June 03, 2026 - July 08, 2026
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Calling all budding artists! To celebrate Wales Nature Week, we’re launching three exciting competitions for photographers, artists, and little creators who are inspired by the nature and wildlife of Merthyr Tydfil!
It’s your chance to explore the wonderful world of nature and capture it through the medium of art. There are super prizes up for grabs. Good luck!
*Competition ends 1st July 2026*
To take part, you’ll need to accept the terms and conditions for the competition.
Artwork Competition T’s & C’s: https://forms.office.com/e/MbeBpxAPGd
Location: Merthyr Tydfil
Areas: Merthyr Tydfil
June 03, 2026 - July 08, 2026
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Calling all budding photographers! To celebrate Wales Nature Week, we’re launching three exciting competitions for photographers, artists, and little creators who are inspired by the nature and wildlife of Merthyr Tydfil!
It’s your chance to explore the wonderful world of nature and capture it through the medium of art. There are super prizes up for grabs. Good luck!
*Competition ends 1st July 2026*
To take part, you’ll need to accept the terms and conditions for the competition.
Photography Competition T’s & C’s: https://forms.office.com/e/Q3BaUhVSPy
Location: Merthyr Tydfil
Areas: Merthyr Tydfil
June 02, 2026 - July 08, 2026
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July 8 17:00- 18:00
We are delighted to be joined in Pontypool Park by Daniel Morden, who will be telling the legendary Welsh story of Gwion Bach and his epic escape from the goddess Cerridwen. An exciting encounter of Gwion Bach transforming into different animals in order to escape, only for Cerridwen to change and pursue him as that animal’s predator! Come and listen to this magical and thrilling tale from long ago!
There will also be crafts following the story for children to colour in and create masks of some of the animals that feature in the story.
Audience: 7 and over
For further details and to book your free place visit the Eventbrite website
Location: Pontypool
Areas: Torfaen
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There will be something for everyone – events for individuals, families and those who are new to nature, to the more seasoned nature lover.
Wales Nature Week events are held each year at Wildlife Trust and RSPB reserves, local and national nature reserves, parks and community green spaces, schools and worship sites, beaches and coastal areas.
A typical event involves a guided walk at a nature site. An expert guide will point out plants and animals and the importance of the habitat and answer any questions you have. The vast majority of events are free*
*Entrance charge to a small selection of events may apply. This supports the valuable work the organisation carries out for nature.