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The nature reserves range from the last remnant of fenland on the Gwent Levels to traditionally managed hay meadows and ancient woodlands. Our 5000 members are vital in supporting our work. They provide a powerful mandate to help influence decision makers. If you value our work why not become a member? Volunteers are essential to the Trust. Would you like to survey wildlife sites, help the office run smoothly, keep an eye on a local reserve or join work parties for reserve management tasks such as coppicing and hedge laying? Please contact the office for details. You can find full details of our activities, including events, talks and training run by the Trust and the eight local groups on our web site: |
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| Gwent Wildlife Trust in partnership with The Woodland Trust and others has launched the Usk to Wye Campaign, which aims to improve connections for wildlife across the landscape between the Rivers Usk and Wye to help adapt to climate change and increase the area's attractiveness for wildlife and people. To visit the Usk to Wye campaign page on GreenWeb, click here. | ||
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