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My Wild Newport

Great Traston Meadows
Reserves

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Newport has more than 50 green and open spaces to explore. Find a Nature Reserve near you.
Reserve Volunteers
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Volunteer

Tasks include litter picking, footpath clearance, conservation management such as invasive species removal and habitat improvements.
Nest box building by Amy Lewis
Wildlife at Home

Engage

How to make a bee hotel, build a pond, feed the birds and more with our list of simple things you can do to help wildlife in your garden.

Enjoy Newport's nature and feel happier and healthier

Newport is a vibrant, green city with wildlife right on our doorsteps. We want more people to improve their health and wellbeing by exploring Newport's green spaces outdoors!

Gwent Wildlife Trust has been working with Newport City Council and Natural Resources Wales, to help people live healthier and more fulfilled lives though improved access to the outdoors for health and wellbeing. The My Wild Newport project is consolidating and developing urban engagement in Newport City, with the ultimate aim being to bring people closer to nature to improve their wellbeing.

Take action with your business, create a wild area at your school and record the wildlife you see. Don't forget to post photos to our socials @gwentwildlife using #MyWildNewport

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Project partners

This project is a partnership with Newport City Council initially funded by Natural Resources Wales.

 

 

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