Wales Nature Week

Wales Nature Week 5 - 13 July 2025

Wales Nature Week is a celebration of our magical nature from common everyday species like dandelions and buff tailed bumblebees, to fascinating fungi, soaring red kites and acrobatic red squirrels. It celebrates the gardens, fields and meadows, woods and Celtic rainforest, water and reens, seashore and dune, and all the magical places nature finds a home.

And importantly, it celebrates the people, nature organisations, communities, schools and faith groups who carry out incredible work for nature in their area.

How you can take part in Wales Nature Week

Links to activities and resources here:
Wales Biodiversity Partnership - Wales Nature Week Resources.

#WalesNatureWeek

What is Wales Nature Week?

Wales Nature Week (5 -13 July) celebrates our amazing nature, and asks people to look, enjoy and appreciate the wealth of flora and fauna that surrounds us. Nature comes in different packages- all of it special in its own way. Large and small, majestic and familiar, from the humble dandelion to the mighty oak, buzzing insect life in gardens and meadows, the soaring buzzard and bird table favourites, the elusive pine marten, night-time bats, frogs, newts and amazing pond life- nature is all around us.

What happens during Wales Nature Week?

Over the course of 10 days, a host of people and organisations come together to appreciate and enjoy the nature that surrounds us in Wales. You can do this as an individual or family or join a Wales Nature Week event held to discover nature in your area.

Established in 2002, Wales Nature Week is an annual week of nature-themed events coordinated by Wales Biodiversity Partnership. Wales Nature Week is made possible by nature-friendly organisations hosting events and through participation from Local Nature Partnerships, communities, schools, businesses and individuals.

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