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Get closer to nature this summer

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Welcome to Martin Mere Wetland Centre

A full day of discovery and adventure awaits this summer, enjoy hands-on family fun and become a Wetland Ranger.

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There's something for everyone to enjoy.

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See something new and amazing on every visit.

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Activities and events to make your day.

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Things to see and do

There's plenty to see and do at Martin Mere Wetland Centre, here are a few of our favourites...

For the family

For the family

Families who enjoy a day of discovery will find hours of fun at Martin Mere

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Canoe safari and boat tour

Canoe safari and boat tour

What will you discover when you explore the reserve by boat?

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Talks and tours

Talks and tours

Learn more about our amazing wetland wildlife on our talks and tours

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Latest news from WWT Martin Mere

North West Bird Watching Festival Returns

North West Bird Watching Festival Returns

5 Aug 2022

 Families flock to Martin Mere to become fully-fledged Wetland Rangers

Families flock to Martin Mere to become fully-fledged Wetland Rangers

1 Aug 2022

The stork chicks have fledged!

The stork chicks have fledged!

22 Jul 2022

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WWT is the charity that protects wetlands and wildlife.

Your support, through visiting, membership or donation, is what makes this happen.

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Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust Limited is a registered charity (1030884 England and Wales, SC039410 Scotland). Registered address: Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, GL2 7BT
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