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Beavers and Rooks
The Park in the Past in Flintshire that has attracted an historic rodent, and why the caw of rooks heralds spring but the bird is in decline in Wales.
Anaerobic Digestors - good or bad? Afonydd Cymru and Fish legal call on Welsh Government to stop river pollution from them. We hear how a unique visitor has taken up residence at a Flintshire tourist attraction but what of other beavers in Wales? We explore the landscapes of loss and life with author James Roberts. And nature loss - how you can help turn around the misfortunes of this month's "Bird of Conservation Concern" - the Rook.
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Thu 23 Mar 2023
05:30
Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Wales
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Beavers - people across Wales are being asked for their views on the potential reintroduction of beavers in the wild.Β The University of Exeter's public survey is open to everyone in Wales and the survey is open until Thursday April 13th -Β
Two Lights: Walking through the Landscapes of Loss and Life by James Roberts is published by September Publishing and available from all good bookshops.
Rooks - if you'd like to take part in the all-Wales Rook survey, the Welsh Ornithological Society would be delighted -
Birds of Conservation Concern Wales - this is a review of the status of birds in Wales, led by RSPB Cymru, along with Natural Resources Wales, BTO Cymru and the Welsh Ornithological Society. This country review complements the , published in 2021. Sadly, this review makes for grim reading. The new Red List of birds in Wales has doubled since 2002 and now stands at 60 species.
Two Lights: Walking through the Landscapes of Loss and Life by James Roberts is published by September Publishing and available from all good bookshops.
Rooks - if you'd like to take part in the all-Wales Rook survey, the Welsh Ornithological Society would be delighted -
Birds of Conservation Concern Wales - this is a review of the status of birds in Wales, led by RSPB Cymru, along with Natural Resources Wales, BTO Cymru and the Welsh Ornithological Society. This country review complements the , published in 2021. Sadly, this review makes for grim reading. The new Red List of birds in Wales has doubled since 2002 and now stands at 60 species.
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