Coronavirus

MWT continues to follow Welsh Government guidance and restriction. Our Welshpool shop and office remain closed for the time being, with all staff working from home, where possible. Our Cors Dyfi Nature Reserve, including the new Dyfi Wildlife Centre is now open, although numbers are currently limited and booking is essential; click here to find out more about this. The answerphone on 01938 555654 will be checked when possible, but we still recommend contacting staff by email; you can find details on the staff, by clicking here, or you can email info@montwt.co.uk.

Limited volunteering has now re-started, so if there is a task which interests you, take a look at our volunteering pages and contact the relevant member of staff.

The majority of our nature reserves are open, but some restrictions may apply on some sites – please check our nature reserves pages before you visit and follow the current Welsh Government restrictions. We also ask that visitors adhere to social distancing and socialising guidance at all times.

Now, more than ever, we are relying on the generosity of our supporters to help us protect and promote the wildlife of Montgomeryshire. Your membership is greatly appreciated and we ask you to continue to bear with us through this challenging time – thank you.

We know that people who spend time in nature are happier and healthier, but it can be difficult to know how to do this safely in the current climate. It's really important to stay active and exercise where you can. This can be as simple as doing yoga in your own back garden! Just a bit of time every day spent in nature can help relieve stress and improve mental wellbeing. There are a few suggestions below. Also check out our social media outlets, where we are posting regular activities, quizzes and other inspiration to connect you with nature.

Throughout this difficult time, we will be continuing to fight for Montgomeryshire's wildlife. You can help us...