Staying wild

Winter silhouette

Winter silhouette - David Tipling 2020Vision

Staying wild this winter

Winter walks

Winter is one of the most magical times of the year to go for a wild walk and appreciate the natural wonders of North Wales. The crisp mornings, the crunchy frost underfoot, the whistling wind and the symphony of wintering wildfowl makes for a truly special experience. Wrap up warm, put on your wellies and chase away the winter blues by exploring some of North Wales Wildlife Trust’s top walking destinations this winter.

Bird watching

© Matthew Roberts

Winter events

Join us for a series of walks, talks and online events with wildlife experts

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Spinnies Aberogwen nature reserve

© NWWT Gary Eisenhauer

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View information on over 35 nature reserves cared for by North Wales Wildlife Trust

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Marsh harrier

Marsh harrier - Donald Sutherland

Seasonal spectacles

Learn about the different wildlife experiences to be had in winter

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NWWT Walks guides covers

Walk guides

To help you explore we've produced two great guide books ...

Wildlife Walks  - there are 23 walks in total, varying from gentle strolls to whole-day wild wanders. Each incorporates at least one North Wales Wildlife Trust nature reserve and beyond!

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Wild Places to Explore aims to help you get the most of visiting our nature reserves and coastal hotspots. RRP £7.50 RRP £7.50 or FREE when joining as a new member.

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People walking in a forest

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Wild Winter Wellbeing

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Children's activities

Inspirational ideas for keeping children outside, engaged and active during the pandemic this winter

A young girl wearing pink and purple, crouching down to look through a large pink magnifying glass at a big log with moss on it. A second child is out of focus stood behind her.

Children looking for insects © Adrian Clarke

Activity ideas & spotter sheets

Spotter sheets, wildlife crafts, nature themed activities and projects

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