Join us for the 2023 WWBIC Annual Recorders Forum, IN PERSON, for the first time in three years! Saturday 4th of March 2023 University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Lampeter If you record wildlife or have an interest in the natural world and conservation this is the perfect opportunity to informally meet and chat with … Continue reading WWBIC’s Annual Recorders Forum 2023
Bulletin 38 – Autumn 2022 Headlines include The advance of the Orange Ping-Pong Bat fungus (Favolaschia claudopus), Bird pellet analysis: An opportunity to increase our knowledge of beetle presence and distribution in Wales, a summary of WWBIC Recording Days 2022, the results of Carmarthenshire Bat Research Project 2022, and many more! We now distribute our … Continue reading Autumn 2022 Newsletter
Wildlife Recording Day at St. Teilo’s Church, Llanddowror Sunday 18th of September 3pm – 5pm Join us for a Wildlife Recording day at St Teilo’s Church, where we will discuss the importance of wildlife and nature on your doorstep! St. Teilo’s is working towards a Bronze Eco Church accreditation, which involves writing a nature friendly … Continue reading You are invited to a Wildlife Recording Day at St Teilo’s Church, Llanddowror!
Wildlife Recording Day at St. Lucia’s Church, Abernant Friday 16th of September 2pm – 4pm Join us for a Wildlife Recording day at St Lucia’s Church, where we will discuss the importance of wildlife and nature on your doorstep! St. Lucia’s has a Bronze Eco Church accreditation, and is encouraging biodiversity in its green spaces. We … Continue reading You are invited to a Wildlife Recording Day at St Lucia’s Church, Abernant!
Nature Walk at Morfa Berwig Local Nature Reserve Thursday 15th September 10am – 12.30pm WWBIC will be facilitating a Nature Walk lead by Dr. Abigail Lowe at Morfa Berwig Nature Reserve in Bynea, in collaboration with Carmarthenshire Council’s Outdoor Recreation Service and funded by the Local Places for Nature Scheme. Abigail is a Botanical and … Continue reading You are invited! Nature Walk at Morfa Berwig LNR!
Bulletin 37 – Spring 2022 Headlines include A Tropical Moss Discovered in West Wales, Pembrokeshire Reserves Update, Yellowhammers on Pembrokeshire farms, the All Wales Bumblebee Hunt and many more! We now distribute our Newsletter through Mail Chimp, if you would like to subscribe to our mailing list, please complete the following form. You can view WWBIC … Continue reading Spring 2022 Newsletter
You are invited to the Newport for Nature BioBlitz on Saturday 9th of July! We will be walking around Newport Town trying to record as many species as possible! A moth trap will be unveiled in the morning with help from expert moth-er Tony Lewis, then a guided Bird walk with Paddy Jenks and an … Continue reading Newport for Nature BioBlitz!
Nature Discovery Walks at Frenni Fach Sunday 26th June & Sunday 11th September 2pm until 5pm WWBIC will be leading two family friendly walks on the Frenni Fach Common in Tegryn in collaboration with the Growing Better Connections project. Learn how to spot different heathland plants, take a tour of the beautiful Frenni Fach Common and discover biodiversity … Continue reading You are invited! Nature Discovery Walks at Frenni Fach Common
For the Sands of LIFE project the Local Environmental Records Centres in Wales have organised an exciting series of FREE walks led by local experts. Places are limited and you’ll need to book to reserve your place through Eventbrite! Walks are suitable for all levels of experience. If you’re curious about what lives on sand … Continue reading You are invited to a series of Sands of LIFE-LERC Wales guided wildlife walks 2022!
WWBIC Annual Recorders Forum 2022 Why not join us this St David’s day to celebrate the wildlife of west Wales? Hear about local projects within our region through a series of short talks. As last year our Forum will be an informal, online, half day event. If you have a project you are involved with … Continue reading You are invited!
