Art
Q&A with Anglesey wildlife artist Philip Snow
Illustrations from an up-to-date guidebook to Anglesey's wildlife form the basis of the latest exhibition.
Wildlife
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Wildlife: Time to make your own wild times
"I love going out on summer days and hearing that wonderful hum that our pollinators are making, so we must be doing the right thing with our insect-friendly flowers."
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Wildlife:The song of summer is so loud
"I think the thing we are trying to get across is the absolute joy you will feel being out in nature whether it’s your garden, the local park or woodland or out on the moors."
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Wild Ground surveys great crested newt population in North East Wales
Multiple surveys provide a more accurate estimate of the number of newts.
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Wildlife: A new bog is heading Manchester’s way
The Wildlife Trust has a team of superheroes who restore and care for local peatlands.
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Prifysgol Glyndwr Wrecsam yn croesawu ci darganfod draenogod
Mae Prifysgol Glyndwr ymysg y sefydliadau addysgol sy'n ceisio diogelu draenogod.
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Wildlife: A day out with some hairy volunteers
"Sometimes there is nothing better than splodging your way through a muddy field, you can actually feel your calves getting stronger and stronger."
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Biodiversity project encourages wildlife in Wythenshawe's town centre
Initiative will bring bug hotels and bat boxes, to make an urban area more colourful.
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Government announces badger culling to continue - despite public opinion
It follows on from a public consultation which received over 39,000 responses
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Wildlife: The day we filmed the bog
"Our peatlands are in trouble. In our region alone, we have lost 98% of our lowland raised peat bogs."
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Cheshire couple pledge £25k to Wildlife Trust's crusade to 'help nature fight back'
Funds will go towards projects such as one which recently saw beavers brought back to Cheshire after nearly 400 years of local extinction
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Croesawu mis sy'n doreithiog o flodau
Mae'n anodd meddwl am fis Mai heb flodau.