Where we are
WWT has nine wetland nature reserves located in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Each one enjoys its own unique natural habitat and wildlife. There's something for everyone, from avid birders to families looking for a fun day out.
Find your nearest centre
Visit WWT Arundel
WWT Arundel
West Sussex
A picture-book setting bordered by woodlands and the River Arun and overlooked by the dramatic Arundel Castle. A crystal clear water source feeds reed reds and nurtures wildlife.
Visit WWT London
WWT London
Barnes
A 44 hectare mosaic of recreated wetland habitat, including reed beds, grazing marsh and wet woodland, that teems with wildlife and is located in the heart of the city.
Visit WWT Llanelli
WWT Llanelli
Carmarthenshire
Located on the scenic Burry Inlet, Llanelli is an idyllic array of lakes, scrapes, streams and lagoons. The estuary attracts thousands of wild birds viewable from a panoramic tower.
Visit WWT Slimbridge
WWT Slimbridge
Gloucestershire
WWT’s first wetland centre is located on the shores of the Severn estuary. Beautiful walks and close-up encounters with birds from around the world will make it a day to remember.
Visit WWT Welney
WWT Welney
Norfolk
Located over 1,000 acres of the north Ouse Washes – Britain’s largest area of seasonally flooded land and the magical setting for mass gatherings of thousands of waterbirds.
Visit WWT Martin Mere
WWT Martin Mere
Lancashire
Wilderness and family-friendliness combine to bring you spectacular wetlands, home to over 100 species of waterbirds, and attractions such as a beaver lodge and eco-garden.
Visit WWT Castle Espie
WWT Castle Espie
County Down
Situated on the spectacular Strangford Lough, visitors can enjoy a magical mix of estuary views, tidal lagoons, woodland walks, salt marshes and reed beds.
Visit WWT Washington
WWT Washington
Tyne & Wear
Situated on the banks of the River Wear, the centre gets its distinctive feel from groves of ancient woodland. The reed beds are a haven for reed buntings, dragonflies and other wildlife.
Visit WWT Caerlaverock
WWT Caerlaverock
Dumfriesshire
1,400 acres of wilderness on the north Solway coast famous for vast flocks of visiting winter birds. In the summer, explore rolling meadows and watch barn owls and ospreys.
Things to do at our centres
Join WWT today
If you're visiting us more than once in a year, WWT membership offers the very best value. You'll also receive our quarterly magazine and contribute to our work saving wetlands.
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Sign up to WWT emails
Join our mailing list and be among the first to find out about upcoming events at your local WWT centre, news of our conservation work and updates on the wildlife at our reserves.
New Life
Watch our wetlands awakening and spot the signs of new life as birds are displaying and nesting, dragonfly nymphs and newts are appearing and frogspawn evolves into frogs.
Watch our webcams
Can't make it down to visit us today? Why not watch our webcams instead. They're positioned at several of our centres and show ospreys, peregrines, cranes and much more!
