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The breathtaking landscapes and habitats of Wales are teeming with wildlife. See choughs swooping above coastal cliffs, red kites soaring over rugged woodland and grey seals lazing along the coast. Hear noisy gannets nesting on Grassholm Island and the bubbling calls of black grouse. The variety of wildlife in Wales is huge - and you can experience the best bits with us. Our work in Wales helps protect this wonderful wildlife and the places they live.

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Bywyd Gwyllt Cymru mewn argyfwng, yn ôl darganfyddiadau adroddiad sy’n torri tir newydd

22 May 2013

Mae bywyd gwyllt Cymru mewn argyfwng – dyna ganlyniad adroddiad sy’n torri tir newydd a gyhoeddir heddiw gan gynghrair o brif gyrff cadwraeth ac ymchwil. Er gwaethaf llwyddiannau cadwraeth nodedig yn y blynyddoedd diweddar, mae prinhad diarbed bywyd gwyllt yn parhau yn ddi-baid.

Marsh fritillary

Wildlife in Wales at crisis point, groundbreaking report finds

22 May 2013

Wildlife in Wales is at a crisis point – that is the conclusion of a groundbreaking report published today by a coalition of leading conservation and research organisations. Despite notable conservation successes in recent years, the overall and inexorable decline of wildlife continues unabated.

Marsh fritillary

First Glaslyn Osprey Chick of 2013 hatches

15 May 2013

Despite this year’s late spring, the Glaslyn Ospreys’ first chick has just hatched very much on time.

Female osprey taking off from nest at Glaslyn

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Wales Headquarters

Sutherland House, Castlebridge
Cowbridge Road East
Cardiff
CF11 9AB
Tel: 029 2035 3000
E-mail: cymru@rspb.org.uk

Other offices

Offices

North Wales Office

Uned 14, Llys Castan
Ffordd Y Parc, Parc Menai
Bangor
Gwynedd
LL57 4FD
Tel: 01248 672850

Other offices

Offices

Dolygaer Outdoor Education Centre

Pontsticill
Merthyr Tydfil
Mid Glamorgan
CF48 2UR
Tel: 01685 388461

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Other offices

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The BIG environment questions

At the Senedd, there is much debate about how we manage our natural environment. So we've asked four members of the Welsh Assembly's Environment and Sustainability Committee to tell us why Wales' natural environment is important to them and to answer four BIG questions. More...

 The BIG environment questions

Stepping Up For Nature

Nature is in trouble - so millions of people are stepping up to help. Small steps make a big difference. If we all act together and get stuck in, we can save our wildlife. More...

 Stepping Up For Nature

A date with nature

Let us take you on a date with nature. Our events run all over the UK and get you close to some of the most exciting wildlife around. Most dates are free, too! More...

 A date with nature

Join the debate on the future of Wales' environment

Wales is undergoing a generational shift in environmental governance. We want to know what you think. Step up for nature and join the debate. More...

 Join the debate on the future of Wales' environment

Tesco customers helping wildlife in Wales

In 2011 Wales became the first UK country to charge 5p for single-use carrier bags. The money is collected by the retailer instore and passed on to good causes here in Wales.

Tesco generously decided to donate the money it collected to RSPB Cymru. Tesco customers raised a total of £770,000 which has helped us fund projects to save threatened Welsh wildlife and bring people closer to nature. Find out what we've done.

Lake Vyrnwy

We're carrying out habitat management to help moorland-breeding birds like hen harriers, merlins and black grouse. A range of weekend family events and an education programme will be developed, including the creation of a new mini-beasting and storytelling area. More...

 Lake Vyrnwy

Carngafallt

We've used the money here to create a new visitor trail as well as installing interpretation boards, improved signage, waymarkers and seating to help you enjoy the reserve. More...

 Carngafallt

Conwy

We're working to give families a fantastic day out and have developed an area called 'Y Maes.' This will be an amazing interactive play area and will encourage children to play on their own in a safe environment. More...

 Conwy

Featured documents

RSPB Cymru Welsh Language Scheme - English

RSPB Cymru Welsh Language Scheme - English

62Kb, PDF

RSPB Cymru has adopted the principle that, in the conduct of public business in Wales, the English and Welsh languages will be treated on a basis of equality.

Date: 2 May 2006

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