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Events Wales Nature Week 4-12 July

Celebrate the beauty and diversity of Wales’ nature together.

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.

BioBlitz Festival National Botanic Garden of Wales

NBGW Bioblitz 18.07.2026

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

Gone Wild at Pembrey Country Park

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

Wildlife of Pentremawr Colliery – Guided Walk

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

Dolau - Community Farm day Llansteffan

Glasbren Event

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

What to expect at events

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.