Manor Wildlife Park is launching a critical fundraising initiative for puffin conservation. As charismatic ambassadors of the North Atlantic, puffins have become a symbol of the sea's health and biodiversity.

Unfortunately, these striking birds are now threatened by a number of issues, and Manor Wildlife PArk IS pleased to be working in partnership with The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales and will be donating proceeds from this fundraiser to support their conservation work on Skomer & Skokholm Islands.

The funds raised will be used to support initiatives aimed at preserving and improving these crucial puffin habitats; this includes monitoring and research to understand better the specific requirements of puffins, and how best to manage their habitats in the face of ongoing environmental changes. It also involves practical conservation work, such as the management of vegetation on the islands to ensure suitable nesting conditions, and measures to protect puffin colonies from invasive species and human disturbance.

Every donation to Manor Wildlife Park's puffin habitat conservation fund can make a real difference, helping to ensure that Pembrokeshire remains a stronghold for puffins in the UK. Join us in our mission to protect these remarkable birds and the unique landscapes they call home.