Simple deterrents can slash the number of razorbills and guillemots being trapped underwater, two-year study shows

Residents of Moelfre may have wondered why birdwatchers were paying close attention to the village’s tv aerials and power cables at the weekend. The answer lay in a flock of Starlings that...

Naturalists' Notebooks: a treasure trove

At a time when some of Wales’ breeding seabirds are in trouble, meriting the launch of a conservation strategy to which the new Plaid Cymru government committed in its election manifesto, some good...

Walking the coast path at Pen Cilan, south of Aberdaron in Sunday’s sunshine, I scoured every bush and field for autumn migrants. Wheatear and White Wagtails pausing en route to the continent were...

Nation Cymru staff A Liverpool man who was one of a group which caused serious damage to a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and later posted images and videos on TikTok has been given a Crim...

Douglas Lloyd’s explanation of why peatlands need to be protected in his objection to the proposed Lluest y Gwynt wind farm and grid connection. I have a BSc (Hons) in Environmental Earth Science and ...

Bat-like as they fluttered into the teeth of a storm, Leach’s Petrels that passed the coast last week are truly marine animals. For a few hours on Tuesday and Wednesday, a northwestly wind pushed...

Once prevalent across the UK, this mollusc is now only found in one lake in Wales.

Low water levels in the region’s reservoirs are a worry for water companies, customers and anglers, but the muddy edges have attracted waders migrating overhead, to which they look – and perhaps...

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A small songbird, the subject of numerous court cases in France, made appearances across Britain and Ireland last week, with six of the 15 records in Wales, including one on Ynys Enlli/Bardsey....