Saltwells remains as popular as ever with dog walkers this Summer and it's lovely to see our canine friends enjoying the Nature Reserve...

Our latest newsletter gives information about what's happening at Saltwells and our upcoming events. Read it here or download the PDF to...

Another fantastic 'Come and Create' event on Saturday 18th June, exploring the element of 'Air' making windmills, wind chimes,...

The Boggy Bits Bioblitz led by warden Emma on Sunday 12th June was well attended and over 30 different species of invertebrates were...

Come along to our second free craft event commissioned by Creative Black Country where we will be making crafts associated with the...

Come along and enjoy what Saltwells has to offer during early Summer- hope to see you there!

Our free family craft event was a great success-the smiles say it all! Lots of creative talent making clay pots, and our gardens will be...

Thank you to the staff and managers from Body Shop Merry Hill who volunteered with us on Thursday. This hard working team helped to...

Want to get more active? The Get Moving campaign has produced a leaflet encouraging people to get moving for 30 minutes a day around our...

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The Friends of Saltwells Nature Reserve have been commissioned by Creative Black Country to organise a series of free family craft events...

The Friends of Saltwells Nature Reserve have worked alongside the Saltwells wardens, local residents, school pupils and their teachers,...

The Warden's Base at Saltwells National Nature Reserve was a hive of activity on the first day of the February half term as visitors came...

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The longest of the waymarked trails at Saltwells Nature Reserve is the Murray Grey Trail. This trail is 4km (2.5 miles) long and is...

The green route around Saltwells woods is known as the Doulton Trail. This trail is 1.5km (1 mile) long and follows generally good...