Welcome

Sea Trust Wales is a charity committed to studying and raising awareness of local marine wildlife. We are based at the Ocean Lab building in Goodwick, Pembrokeshire.

Get to know the Team, discover local wildlife, record a wildlife sighting or take a look at our Sea Môr Aquarium. Looking for something to do during the holidays? Take a look at our Events page. Any questions? Contact us here.

Our aquarium is open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays. You will need to book a tour online here.

for an aquarium tour.

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and our Whales in Whales Blog.

Click this link to check out Katrina’s Lands End to John O’Groats Challenge fundraising page https://localgiving.org/fundraising/katrina-walks-lejog/

Ocean Lab

Please note: Only guide dogs are allowed in the Ocean Lab building

Supported by:

We are also grateful to Seafront Garage and Wern Road Motors for regular donations.

Wildlife Sightings

You can track our wildlife sightings via our blog and also on our porpoise photo ID catalogue, plus follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Flickr for regular updates. If you think an animal is in distress then click here to follow the advice from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Click here for advice on seal pups.… Continue reading Wildlife Sightings

Research

The Sea Trust carries out predominantly citizen science research projects (research carried out with the help of volunteers), as well as scientific surveys such as our ferry surveys on the Stena Europe ferry from Fishguard to Ireland. You can read more about our ferry and small boat surveys, plus our land based surveys on the pages… Continue reading Research

Sea Môr Aquarium

Our aquarium has reopened. We are currently only open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays. We advise you to book online for an aquarium tour to avoid disappointment. To do this please go to the Booking Information page. The Sea Môr Aquarium is a great rainy day activity for all the family. It is home… Continue reading Sea Môr Aquarium

“The level of involvement from so many different sectors of society and so many volunteers make your projects quite unique in that you manage to engage with some genuinely hard to reach groups”

NRW

“Sea Trust is well placed, with their strong track record in managing and training volunteers, to work with other partners to widen the opportunities for training marine wildlife identification and recording”

WWBIC