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Short-Eared Owl

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Bringing wildlife back to North Wales

We're the only charity in North Wales dedicated to the protection and restoration of our natural world for the benefit of people and wildlife - in our region and further afield. We rely upon the support of our members and volunteers to help us carry out this valuable work.

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Spinnies Aberogwen Nature Reserve

Spinnies Aberogwen Nature Reserve © Eirly Edwards - Behi

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A yellow- orange trumpet shaped fungi growing in a cluster. Growing out from a vertical wall of vegetation. The green of the surrounding moss and trees is also tinted orange in pre-dusk light.

False chanterelle © Andy Bell

Fantastic fungi

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We offer over 150 walks, talks and family-friendly events each year!

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A small group of people stood in a car park talking, with litter picking equipment. Behind them is a large stone wall and fish and chip restaurant. Beyond that the sea is visible in the background, and a small mountain the other side of the water.

Dinas Dinlle beach clean

Winter storms bring in an enormous amount of rubbish to our western shores – together, let's see how much we can remove to help…

A path leading away through woodland, with 2 people in waterproofs and hats walking in the distance. The trees are thin and bare in winter, but some are coated in Ivy giving the illusion of leaves.

Woodlands in winter at Penrhos Country Park

A brisk woodland walk enjoying winter trees, wintering coastal birds and maybe a red squirrel or two.

A partially frozen pond, with numerous different types of wildfowl and waders in the centre and stood around the edges on the ice. The area the pond is in is enclosed at the back by bare trees that are a vibrant orange in the winter suns glow. behind them are many snowy fields and hedgerows, with some hills in the far distance.

Bird watching with the experts (Members only)

Join our experts as we look for wintering birds on the Alaw Estuary on Anglesey as we say a big ‘thank you’ to our amazing members.

Buff-tailed BumbleBee © Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography

Buff-tailed BumbleBee © Jon Hawkins Surrey Hills Photography

State of Nature Report

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A kingfisher sat on a branch with its back towards the camera

Kingfisher © Thinesh Thirugnanasampanthar

Bringing nature back

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Danny Green / 2020Vision

Talking to politicians about nature and climate

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Grey seal - Alexander Mustard 2020Vision

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