Publication date: 15th September 2015
Cover price £4.50, or quarterly by subscription £18 pa (individual) or £32 (group/organisation)
Zero-till and cover crops – the new agri-revolution ● Mike Donovan. Agricultural management focussed on looking after the soil
Lovely Dyfi – progress in the Biosphere ● Andy Rowland. Community involvement in the extended Dyfi Biosphere Reserve.
Wentwood Forest revisited ● Colin Titcombe. The history and wildlife of this great Welsh forest.
The limestone grasslands of north-east Wales ● John Osley. Colourful grasslands in beautiful landscapes.
Spoilt rotten – the wonders of colliery spoil tips ● Liam Olds. The invertebrate wildlife of these rich and often overlooked habitats.
Sefydliad Morgan Parry Foundation ● Roger Thomas. Hyrwyddo addysg a datblygu cynaliadwy / Advancing education and sustainable development.
Weaving the web: towards a natural garden ● Malcolm Berry. A new approach to growing food and benefiting garden wildlife.
Dartford Warblers in south Wales ● Hannah Meinertzhagen. A study of the habitat types favoured by this new colonist of the Gower Peninsula.
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Green Bookshelf ● Julian Hughes, David Saunders, James Robertson & Rowan McShane
Discoveries in science ● Bob Griffiths, Iwan Edwards & Barbara BrownSpread of the New Zealand flatworm – a new citizen-science survey.
Islands roundup ● Ben Porter and Geoff Gibbs. Rare migrant birds on Ynys Enlli / Bardsey Island this spring.
Buglife ● Steven Falk. Promoting spring forage for invertebrates.
Woods and forests ● Rory Francis. Saving the Celtic rainforest at Llenyr
Life lines ● Ben Wray. Alien invasion on the Dee! The Chinese Mitten Crab
From the Garden ● Bruce Langridge. A Welsh mycological revival
Cover price £4.50, or quarterly by subscription £18 pa (individual) or £32 (group/organisation)
Lovely Dyfi – progress in the Biosphere ● Andy Rowland. Community involvement in the extended Dyfi Biosphere Reserve.
Wentwood Forest revisited ● Colin Titcombe. The history and wildlife of this great Welsh forest.
The limestone grasslands of north-east Wales ● John Osley. Colourful grasslands in beautiful landscapes.
Spoilt rotten – the wonders of colliery spoil tips ● Liam Olds. The invertebrate wildlife of these rich and often overlooked habitats.
Sefydliad Morgan Parry Foundation ● Roger Thomas. Hyrwyddo addysg a datblygu cynaliadwy / Advancing education and sustainable development.
Weaving the web: towards a natural garden ● Malcolm Berry. A new approach to growing food and benefiting garden wildlife.
Dartford Warblers in south Wales ● Hannah Meinertzhagen. A study of the habitat types favoured by this new colonist of the Gower Peninsula.
NODWEDDION ARFEROL / REGULAR FEATURES
Green Bookshelf ● Julian Hughes, David Saunders, James Robertson & Rowan McShane
Discoveries in science ● Bob Griffiths, Iwan Edwards & Barbara BrownSpread of the New Zealand flatworm – a new citizen-science survey.
Islands roundup ● Ben Porter and Geoff Gibbs. Rare migrant birds on Ynys Enlli / Bardsey Island this spring.
Buglife ● Steven Falk. Promoting spring forage for invertebrates.
Woods and forests ● Rory Francis. Saving the Celtic rainforest at Llenyr
Life lines ● Ben Wray. Alien invasion on the Dee! The Chinese Mitten Crab
From the Garden ● Bruce Langridge. A Welsh mycological revival
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