Showing posts with label Nature of Wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature of Wales. Show all posts

Monday, 11 June 2012

Wildlife Trusts Wales - Natur Cymru summer edition

Artwork by Chris Chalk
  • Wildlife Trusts in Wales - how did it all begin? Kate & Geoff Gibbs
  • Cors Dyfi - one of nature’s jewels. Emyr Evans
  • At the bottom of the garden - wildlife surveys in Cardiff. Rob Parry
  • Wildlife gardening in north Wales. Anna Williams
  • Running a Wildlife Trust. Huw Jenkins
  • Dandelions of Cardiff. Tim Rich
  • NATUR. Celia Thomas
  • Fifty years ago - great black backed gulls on Skomer. David Saunders
  • Lady Park Wood - the loss of ground flora. Kathleen Vanhuyse, Pieter Vangansbeke and George F. Peterken
  • Coedwig ffosil Brymbo. Raymond Roberts                            
  • The Denbigh plum - threats to native varieties. Oliver Prŷs Jones
  • Is Pwyll y felin a turlough? Gareth Farr
  • New Dyfi catchment and woodland research platform. Huw Evans
  • Marine Matters - Protected or not? Mick Green
  • Mammal news. Frances Cattanach
  • Green bookshelf. Book reviews on bumblebees and slime moulds of Cheshire.
  • A review of the Iolo Williams DVD box sets - The Secret Life of Birds and WildWales.

Publication date 22nd June (there was a slight delay as our printers, based in Aberystwyth, were victims of the recent flooding). Cover price £4.00. Quarterly by subscription £16 p.a. or £15 by direct debit. For further information visit www.naturcymru.org.uk or call 01248 387 373. If you would like to download an A4 poster for this edition please click here.

Thursday, 31 May 2012

Wildlife Trusts – Natur Cymru special edition summer 2012

Original oil painting by Chris Chalk

·         Wildlife Trusts in Wales - how did it all begin? Kate & Geoff Gibbs
·         Cors Dyfi - one of nature’s jewels. Emyr Evans
·         At the bottom of the garden - wildlife surveys in Cardiff. Rob Parry
·         Wildlife gardening in north Wales. Anna Williams
·         Running a Wildlife Trust. Huw Jenkins
·         Dandelions of Cardiff. Tim Rich
·         NATUR. Celia Thomas
·         Fifty years ago - great black backed gulls on Skomer. David Saunders
·         Lady Park Wood - the loss of ground flora. Kathleen Vanhuyse, Pieter Vangansbeke and George F. Peterken
·         Coedwig ffosil Brymbo. Raymond Roberts                            
·         The Denbigh plum - threats to native varieties. Oliver Prŷs Jones
·         Is Pwyll y felin a turlough? Gareth Farr
·         New Dyfi catchment and woodland research platform. Huw Evans
·         Marine Matters - Protected or not? Mick Green
·         Mammal news. Frances Cattanach
·         Green bookshelf. Book reviews on bumblebees and slime moulds of Cheshire.
·         A review of the Iolo Williams DVD box sets - The Secret Life of Birds and WildWales.
                                                                                               
Publication date 15th June. Cover price £4.00 or quarterly by subscription at £16 p.a. or £15 by direct debit. ISSN 1742-37400106 Format: 170 x 220mm, 50 pages, full colour.

For further information visit www.naturcymru.org.uk or call 01248 387 373.

If you would like to download an A4 poster for this edition please click here.

Monday, 30 April 2012

Iolo's Wild Wales - series preview


The Wild Wales series was broadcast in three, one hour episodes: The Beautiful South, Heart of Wales and The Rugged North. It includes spectacular footage of hen harriers passing prey and an osprey diving into the Dwyryd estuary - after several attempts a fish was caught then repositioned mid flight, to be head first aero dynamic, as the bird flew at eye level past Portmeirion’s visitors seemingly oblivious to the natural spectacle. Did you know the red deer on Ramsey are bigger than those in Scotland? What comes across in the series is the immense range of plants and creatures for what is a relatively small piece of geography.

The series was first shown on BBC and is now available as a DVD box set.