Share a moment of calm this World Wetlands Day weekend. Visit any of our WWT wetland centres as a member or paying visitor and you can bring a friend for free.
We are running this offer to celebrate this year's World Wetlands Day, encouraging more people to get outside and experience the mood-lifting effects of wetlands with their friends and family.
Our research has shown that just ten minutes in a wetland setting can be enough to boost your mood, with those most stressed feeling the greatest benefit. So duck the stress of modern living and join us by soaking up the stillness of a lake, following the path of a winding stream or listening to the sound of waterbirds trumpeting over peaceful marshes this World Wetlands Day
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