In case you missed it in Haverfordwest. When: 6th March 19:00 What: A talk on Bumblebees with Sinead Lynch Where: Theatre C22, Hugh Owen Building, Aberystwyth University There is an entrance to C22 on the ‘uphill’ side of the Hugh Owen Building, midway between the Library and the A12 Lecture Theatre.
ARCHAEOPTERYX: A JURASSIC HERITAGE EXHIBITION in collaboration with Amgueddfa Cymru/National Museum Wales at The Old College Launch Events on Tuesday 14 February 2017 6.00 pm: A special session for young people with Iolo Williams – naturalist, TV presenter and Aberystwyth University Honorary Fellow. 6.30 pm: Opening of Exhibition. 7.00 pm: Q&A session with a panel … Continue reading Iolo Williams at Archaeopteryx exhibition – All welcome
When: 21st March 19:30 What: Join The South Pembrokeshire Group who will be hosting a talk by David Harries about Fungi in Pembrokeshire and the habitats to find them in. Where: Foundry House Community Centre, Pembroke. Contact: Christine 01646 673912 chrissiejones58@gmail.com
When: 21st February 19:30 What: Pine Marten Recovery Programme Where: Join The South Pembrokeshire Group for a talk led by Dr Jenny Macpherson who will tell us all about the Pine Marten recover programme and her work at The Vincent Wildlife Trust. Foundry House Community Centre, Pembroke. Contact: Christine 01646 673912 chrissiejones58@gmail.com
When: 13th February 19:30 What: A talk on Bumblebees with Sinead Lynch Where: Cashfield Community Centre, Haverfordwest Contact: John Steer 01646 278966 biojohn@tiscali.co.uk
When: 28th—30th January What: Count the wildlife that’s counting on you with this annual survey from the RSPB. Download your pack here: https://ww2.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/birdwatch Contact: RSPB
Sunday 12th February 07:15am Bird sea-watch * a chance to observe birds using the Burry Inlet Sunday 19th March 10:00am Beach walk and early signs of Spring meet at the entrance to the nature reserve near CE53 Call 07984788218 for more details. * we will observe the sea from the top of the dunes.
This year, West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre (WWBIC) is celebrating 10 years as an operational Local Environmental Records Centre (LERC). In that time, the species database has grown to just over 2 million records and we have carried out over one thousand data enquiries. Project work has ranged from data mobilisation to more complex GIS … Continue reading WWBIC Celebrates 10 Years!
The Bat Conservation Trust is running an introductory bat detector workshop in Pontyberem on 6th August. From the page: “This introductory bat detector workshop involves an evening classroom session followed by a practical field session starting around dusk. Bat sounds are broken down into four elements in order to train people’s sonic memory and aid … Continue reading Introductory Bat Detector Workshop, Pontyberem, 6th August
Wales Biodiversity Partnership (WBP) is continuing their support for recorder training in Wales into the next financial year. To date, we have arranged two one-day courses, details below. Attendance at these courses is free and spaces are limited so early booking is essential. Solitary Bee Identification Date: 20th June Location: Stackpole, Pembrokeshire Tutor: Ian … Continue reading WBP Free Training Courses – West Wales
