Welcome to Wild Cymru’s Autumn / Winter newsletter, summarising some of the many conservation projects we are undertaking for wildlife across Wales. Over the last few months staff and trustees…
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INCC and volunteers have transformed a piece of land in the Amman Valley into a wildlife garden, now thriving with wildlife and open to visitors. In early 2022 INCC took…
It’s over a year since our last update on the Marsh Fritillary population reinforcement project and a lot has happened since then, both on Llantrisant Common and in the rearing…
In March 2021, Wild Cymru and volunteers took (under license) 80 Marsh Fritillary caterpillars from several locations across Rhondda Cynon Taff and Caerphilly County Borough Councils. The caterpillars were reared…
It’s now 18 months since Wild Cymru staff and volunteers collected the first caterpillars from the wild to bring back to the rearing pens at the National Botanic Gardens in…
This is Ellyn, the new Species Monitoring Officer at Wild Cymru, who will be working with us through August to help carry out tasks on some of Wild Cymru’s main…
Mae gwirfoddolwyr yn hanfodol i’r gwaith rydyn ni’n ei wneud. Mae Rhodri Rutherford wedi bod yn gwirfoddoli gyda’r Wild Cymru, gan helpu i fwydo lindys britheg y gors drwy ddarparu…
Your support has made it possible for us to increase our nature conservation delivery in Wales and undertake important campaigns and species specific projects. The document below is a summary…
A lot has happened in the 2 months since the last update when the first butterfly had emerged in the rearing pens. Not long after that our newly-appointed species officer…
