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Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust

Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust Annual Review 2025/26

Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust's Annual Review 2025/26 reports healthy membership growth and a big step towards its 30 by 30 goal for nature. During the year 206 new members joined, bringing member households to 1,274 and individual members to 2,451. Volunteers donated 1,717 days of their time, valued at £129,805, and 22 new volunteers were recruited. Nine new Local Wildlife Sites were selected, bringing the county's total to 80 covering more than 2,000 hectares, and its ecotherapy programme reached young people, pupils and adults.

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Since 1982 Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust has been the leading voluntary organisation promoting wildlife conservation in Montgomeryshire, caring for 18 nature reserves totalling some 510 hectares, running the Dyfi Wildlife Centre and inspiring people about the natural world. It is a membership organisation supported by members and volunteers.

Key Metrics

2,451 individual members, with 206 new members joining in 2025/26
1,717 days of time donated by volunteers, worth £129,805
80 Local Wildlife Sites in Montgomeryshire, covering more than 2,000 hectares

Key Outcomes

  • Nine new Local Wildlife Sites or Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation selected
  • Over two years, 193 young people referred onto the ecotherapy programme and 195 high school pupils engaged in its activities
  • 18 youth engagement sessions delivered in Welshpool through Stand for Nature Wales

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