Whilst we can often see marine mammals charismatically surfacing and seabirds arriving to lay their eggs, the swirling currents beneath the waves allow for a colourful array of weird and wonderful wildlife. With over 750 miles of coastline stretching from the banks of the Dee to the Severn there’s loads of places to explore – and even more things to see and do.
Share your experiences and memories of wildlife in Welsh waters by telling us your Sea Stories
Explore with us as we head out onto the coast and take to the road with our Living Seas Live! Roadshow where there’ll be opportunity to experience Sea Wales 7D.
Get involved! If you love spending time by the sea why not get stuck in and become a Living Seas Champion?
Upcoming Events
| Date/Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 14/11/2019 10:00 am - 3:00 pm |
The Sea and Me
Parc Slip Visitor Centre, Tondu Bridgend |
| 14/11/2019 11:30 am - 1:30 pm |
Barnacle ID: Celebrating "On the Origin of Species"
Victorian Slipway, Tywyn Gwynedd |
| 14/11/2019 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm |
Barnacle ID: Celebrating "On the Origin of Species"
Barmouth Promenade, Barmouth Gwynedd |
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We manage 36 nature reserves and protect wildlife in the wider countryside and at sea. We raise awareness of, and campaign to protect the seas around North Wales which harbour an amazing and precious undersea world.
Visit North Wales Wildlife Trust
We own and manage 109 nature reserves covering 2,007 hectares, 50 of which are designated SSSIs, 10 are National Nature Reserves and 4 are islands including around half of Wales’s coastline! Our Living Seas team are based at our Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre, New Quay.