Following on from the success of last year’s Unknown Wales
Conference, the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) and the National
Museum Wales (NMW) have decided to hold the Unknown Wales Conference again in
2012.
Trevor Theobald - 2011 conference |
Over 200 delegates attended the 2011 conference, which was
opened by naturalist and television presenter Iolo Williams and covered a wide
variety of wildlife topics. It is hoped that the Unknown Wales Conferences will
become an annual event – dedicated to celebrating Welsh Wildlife and
encouraging people to enjo y nature.
This year’s Unknown Wales Conference will take place on Saturday the 19th May 2012
at the National Museum Wales from 10.00am
until 4.00pm and is free to
all. The presentations will again cover a host of taxa in Wales from
lichens and ancient Welsh trees, to marine fish and brown hares.
Accompanying the conference this year will be a poster
competition (Friday 18th May) and various conservation and local
recorder stands in the main hall (Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th
May). Natur Cymru will be there at least for the Saturday.
For further information about the conference and for
booking, please contact: Rob Parry, Conservation Manager, Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales r.parry@welshwildlife.org
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