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We're excited to announce that, for the first time in many years, Glamorgan Bird Club (GBC) and the BTO will be co-hosting a local bird conference.

We're excited to announce that, for the first time in many years, Glamorgan Bird Club (GBC) and the BTO will be co-hosting a local bird conference.

Peatlands in Wales provide important carbon storage, they store 30% of our land-based carbon. They are essential for our survival: healthy peatlands sequester more carbon than all the world's forests combined. They also provide crucial habitat for plants, animals, birds and insects, and help prevent flooding in the face of increasingly erratic weather. Peatland cannot be moved or recreated; once fragmented or destroyed it's lost.

About the Wetland Bird SurveyThe Wetland Bird Survey (WeBS) monitors the UK's internationally important non-breeding waterbirds. Following a tradition begun in 1947, volunteers and surveyors count wet...

Where are the survey sites?WeBS sites are pre-defined survey areas across the UK. Sites include wetlands of all types, be it an estuary, lake or reservoir to a river, stream or even a local village du...