Wild Life at Nevill Hall Hospital!

A new show of pictures by Gwent Wildlife Trust are on display in Main Outpatients at Nevill Hall Hospital.

A new show of pictures by Gwent Wildlife Trust are on display in Main Outpatients at Nevill Hall Hospital. The photographs have been contributed by staff, Trustees and members of Gwent Wildlife Trust to illustrate the wealth of wildlife to be found throughout the post-industrial areas of north Torfaen, Blaenau Gwent and west of Abergavenny.

Gwent Wildlife Trust covers the area from the lower Wye to the Rhymney river in southeast Wales and manages over 30 nature reserves and two education centres.

 

Currently, one of its biggest projects is centred on the former steelworks site in Ebbw Vale and this post-industrial region is the inspiration for this series of photographs.

For more information about Gwent Wildlife Trust, please contact the Ebbw Vale team on 01495 307525 or head office on 01600 740600. Alternatively, look on their website at www.gwentwildlife.org or follow them on Facebook.

This show is the 25th in a series of exhibitions in and around Nevill Hall Hospital, organised by Gwent Arts in Health. Garth is a local charity that aims to help realise the potential of the arts in promoting health and wellbeing.

If you are an artist or part of a group that would like to show some work in Main  Outpatients, then please contact Sarah Goodey (sarah.goodey@wales.nhs.uk) 01633 234517.

(Picture festures Veronika Brannovik from Gwent Wildlife Trust, and a Hedgehog in the exhibition at Nevill Hall Hospital)