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| Artwork by Rich Edwards. Prizewinner in the Natur Cymru wildlife art competition |
The theme
for this edition is rewilding, prompted by the publication of George
Monbiot’s Feral.
Pandora’s
Box or future perfect? - Lizzie Wilberforce. Issues around a wilder future for the
uplands.
Room for elephants
- Andy
Jones. More thoughts on Feral.
Optimism
rewarded: Cwm Idwal 15 years on - Barbara Jones and David Parker. Returning
diversity and attractiveness to an upland site.
Bringing
back the beaver - Adrian Lloyd Jones. Progress with plans for a Welsh
re-introduction.
One farm’s
flora - Neil Ludlow. A Carmarthenshire smallholding in
the 1970s-80s.
Fungi ha-ha
and fungi peculiar - Pat O’Reilly. Some examples from a fascinating
kingdom.
A mysterious
moth – the Welsh clearwing - Rhiannon Bevan and Dan Forman. Discovering
the secrets of a potential Welsh icon of nature.
Troad y rhod
-
Twm Elias. Adfer twrbein Tan
y Bwlch a'r ystyriaethau amgylcheddol.
Bee Cause –
action plan for pollinators - Bleddyn Lake. A campaign for bees
and friends.
Green Books -
James Robertson, Andrew Lucas
50 Years Ago
-
John Harold. Moths and mothing – 50 generations on.
Plants at
large - Simon Goodenough - Stuart Smith. Hedgerow harvest -
Crug-y-byddar.
Discoveries
in science - Alan Orange. New lichens from Welsh rivers.
Marine
Matters - Blaise Bullimore. Gloom or hope? Marine Conservation
Zones update.
Islands -
Geoff Gibbs. Two goodbyes. News from Bardsey and Ramsey.
Life lines -
Kathryn Hewitt. LIFE Natura 2000 Programme.
Woods and
Forests - Rory Francis. Trees benefit bees.
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