Membership

Seal pup and mum, Calf of Man © Lara Howe

Protect the wildlife you love

Become a member

Join us and make a real difference to the wildlife of North Wales

Make 2024 a great year for you and the threatened wildlife you love in North Wales, from only £3.00 per month and become a hero for wildlife …

Get involved with activities, visit 35 wonderful nature reserves and enjoy access to over 140 events - all whilst getting that warm fuzzy feeling knowing you are directly contributing to safeguarding vulnerable wildlife across North Wales.

Become a member today

We deliver conservation programmes to ensure future generations are able to enjoy the wildlife-rich landscapes of North Wales - but this is an enormous undertaking. We rely heavily on membership to generate the funds we need to do this. We cannot safeguard North Wales's precious habitats and vulnerable wildlife without the support of those who live and work around them.

We do understand that joining us is a big commitment and that you might have a few questions! If you'd like to know us even better, please visit the further information links at the bottom of this page.

Exploring Big Pool Wood Nature Reserve © NWWT

A barn owl, a large bird of prey with heart shaped face, round black forward facing eyes and sharp beak. It is in mid flight with it's wings stretched wide, it's pale under feathers almost translucent, and brown colouring to the top of the body and feet. The background is blurry dark brown vegetation with hints of orange light suggesting it is dusk.

Barn owl ©Andy Rouse/2020VISION

A close up of a grey seal pup lying on it's front, with soft white fur and it's mouth open, facing an adult that is lying sideways and lifting one flipper to bat at the pup.

Seals © Tinesh T

©Animal Picture Society

Receive 'Wild Places to Explore' as a free gift! (RRP £7.50) when you join.

This new guide to some of the most special places for wildlife in North Wales includes the North Wales Wildlife Trust's 35 nature reserves - some of the best examples of semi-natural habitats in the area, providing protection for rare species and places for people to enjoy wildlife.

Supporters of North Wales Wildlife Trust also receive....

15% Discount at Cotswold Outdoor

10% off admittance to the Anglesey Sea Zoo

10% off admittance to Greenwood Family park

A discount when booking the Brenig Osprey hide.

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You will receive ...

• Guides to your local nature reserves • Three issues of Wild North Wales magazine
• A weekly wildlife e-newsletter • Access to more than 140 events

Become a member today

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Family Membership

Family members receive our fabulous welcome pack and in addition your children also receive four issues of Wildlife Watch or *Gwyllt! magazine a year - full of information, competitions, puzzles and projects! A great way for younger people to connect with wildlife.

*Gwyllt! magazine is a completely Welsh version of The Wildlife Trusts "Wildlife Watch" children`s magazine, you can choose if your children receive the English or Welsh magazine.

Join as a family today

One of the large pools at Spinnies Aberogwen nature reserve. The water is surrounded on all sides by vegetation and large trees, at the very bottom of the picture, a dead branch juts out into the water as a perch for the local kingfishers. The picture is framed on both sides by large trees in full leaf overhanging the view point. On the horizon there are hills visible through a gap in the trees. The sky is blue, with lots of grey/ white clouds, all highlighted in yellow from the sun behind them. All the col

Spinnies Aberogwen nature reserve © Jonathen David Harty

Gift Membership

Buy a North Wales Wildlife Trust membership for someone else as a gift.

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Our vision is of a thriving natural world, with wildlife and natural habitats playing a valued role in addressing the climate and ecological emergencies, and people inspired and empowered to take action for nature. Our purpose is to bring wildlife back, to empower people to take action for nature, and to create a society where nature matters.

Here`s what Iolo Williams Vice president of the Wildlife Trusts has to say about joining North Wales Wildlife Trust.

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I didn't know that the North Wales Wildlife Trust had so many nature reserves, I have really enjoyed visiting a few of them and its great to know my membership is helping to protect them.

Hazel Roberts, Llanfairfechan

“I like being a member of the North Wales Wildlife Trust because they run walks and talks and events that I can join. I enjoyed a walk last week for example and I liked the willow hurdle weaving workshop they ran as well.”

Anne-Marie, Anglesey