Numbers of seven species of sea duck have dropped by up to 65% in Northern Europe in the last 15 years, including some that winter off the UK’s coasts, particularly long-tailed duck and velvet scoter. The mysterious nature of sea … Continue reading →

Do you want to save money and help a cause you really believe in? You can now through a new partnership between WWT and Triodos Bank With Triodos Bank you can save money ethically, earn interest and help the Wildfowl … Continue reading →

The first egg laid by a pair of Peregrine falcons nesting on the roof of a Fulham hospital, just a short flight from their daytime haunt at WWT London Wetland Centre, has been captured for the first time in high … Continue reading →

Innovative approach improves flood protection and creates new habitats Planning permission has been granted to create one of the UK’s largest areas of new wildlife habitat on the Steart Peninsula in Somerset. The Environment Agency and the Wildfowl & Wetlands … Continue reading →

WWT are looking for the unsung wetland heroes of the UK. We’re proud of the wetlands we manage, but hundreds more small wetlands exist with the support of the communities that live around them. We want to raise up and … Continue reading →