A study reveals a 97 per cent decline in porpoise sightings off Bardsey, raising conservation concerns in designated protected waters. Julie McNicholls Vale has been finding out more...

One tiny, but much loved building that unfortunately hasn’t survived the… Bardsey Bird Observatory needs your support for Help us restore our seawatching hide

No more than a couple of dozen Black Redstarts winter in Wales, presumably from the Baltic or Low Countries, although there are so few ringing recoveries that their origins remain a mystery. A male...

One tiny, but much loved building that unfortunately hasn’t survived the… Bardsey Bird Observatory needs your support for Help us restore our seawatching hide

One tiny, but much loved building that unfortunately hasn’t survived the… Bardsey Bird Observatory needs your support for Help us restore our seawatching hide

 SEASONAL WARDEN LANDGUARD BIRD OBSERVATORY  Applicants need to be competent birdwatchers and have a BTO bird ringing ‘C’ permit with a mist net endorsement as a minimum requirement. An interest in other aspects of natural history and biological…

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Barnacle Geese from the Arctic were once a regular winter visitor to North Wales, with large numbers in the Wydden valley inland from Penrhyn Bay until the early 19th century and thousands on the Dee....