Gwirfoddoli gyda Moroedd Byw Cymru
Os ydych chi’n hoffi bod ar lan y môr, beth am wirfoddoli gyda Moroedd Byw Cymru!
Fe allwch chi helpu i gefnogi gweithgareddau drwy gydol y flwyddyn sy’n amrywio o archwilio pyllau creigiog i ddigwyddiadau’r sioe deithiol, a hefyd monitro ac arolygu. Mae’n ffordd grêt o ddysgu am arfordir Gogledd Cymru a’i archwilio gyda phobl debyg i chi.
Shoresearch intertidal survey, Criccieth
Showing off our strandline species - Holyhead
Making our combined voices heard - Westminster lobby
Eggcase hunt event (searching for, identifying and recording shark eggs), Gronant.
Cetacean surveys from Uwchmynydd
Collecting people's stories for our memory collection - Cemlyn
Public engagement at Lligwy beach day
Nurdle hunt at Porth Y Corwgl
Picnic with a porpoise events Bull Bay
Beach clean with Living Seas Ambassadors - Tywyn
Cynhyrfu’r dyfroedd gyda Moroedd Byw Cymru
Mae pob diwrnod gwirfoddoli’n wahanol – does dim angen unrhyw brofiad ac mae hyfforddiant, offer a chefnogaeth wrth law bob amser.
Os ydych chi eisiau ymwneud mwy, rydyn ni hefyd yn chwilio am Hyrwyddwyr Moroedd Byw – pobl i eirioli ar ran amgylchedd y môr ac i chwarae rhan allweddol yn ein hymdrechion cadwraeth morol ni. Bydd hyfforddiant ffurfiol a chefnogaeth ar gael gan ein tîm ni yma yn Ymddiriedolaeth Natur Gogledd Cymru.
What's news?
- For those 13-24 yr olds the Our Bright Future is recruiting for their Youth Forum. Sign up to their induction session (deadline is August 9th). More information is here.
- It's Single-Use Plastic-free July again. If you haven't already seriously reduced all that unnecessary packaging and added keep cup, container and cutlery to your handgel and mask for a trip out, then please take this time to get on with that. For more ideas on how to reduce your waste have a nosy at the various ideas on our Actions page.
- We're working with plenty of other organisations around North Wales and the UK. You can find out more from the following links.
- Wild Oyster Project is calling for more volunteers to help monitor the reintroduction sites at Conwy and Deganwy marina.
- The team at Talacre Dunes is hoping to get a monthly volunteer day up and running and there will be plenty to do. It starts in early July with some practical conservation work on the dunes. Use the ticket link to contact them re: future plans.
- Learn more about just how important seagrass is and what plans are in place for restoration here and elsewhere, by have a read on the Project seagrass pages.
- Some of our volunteers are taking their their seal watching a step further by collecting pelage data on some of our seals and linking up with various organisations including the Cornwall Seal Group Research Trust and Sea Mammal Research Unit when they spot tagged seals. Read about a local photographer's results from this liaison in this blog.
Just out!
The second edition of the Pen Llyn A'r Sarnau Special Area of Conservation (SAC) magazine is out, with additions by Living Seas team staff and volunteers and just in time a recap of our thoughts about plastic-free July (in 2019 that was!).
