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Find out how to identify fungi with confidence with the guidance of an experienced mycologist. This event is a recording day rather than a foraging foray.

Brian Palmer will tell us about the Woodland Trust's work in North Wales, with particular reference to their stunning Celtic Rainforests in Meirionnydd. Main door locked at 19:30 prompt.

A morning woodland wander at Wern Nynach followed by an afternoon beach clean with NWWT's Eve Grayson. Only half a day available? Meet in the car park at 13:00 and help us on the beach!…

Martin Bailey, biodiversity consultant, asks "What is biodiversity? Have you ever seen it?" We'll explore why wildlife has gone from much of the UK – and how we could bring it back…

Join us for a late autumn walk around this new reserve, prior to our AGM.

Your chance to meet up with friends from the Trust, learn about our local wildlife and find out what we have been doing for the past year. Plus Wildlife Fête – wildlife-inspired stalls run by…

Our local expert, Peter Appleton, will takes us on a tour of the history of Minera through its geology, and explain how that has impacted its use and importance over the years.

Henry Cook, NWWT's Living Landscape Officer, brings us up to date with developments to improve biodiversity around the Anglesey Fens.

In a change to previously advertised: Joan Prime will reveal how and why over half the species of wild flowers in the UK were introduced by humans from elsewhere, and then consider their effect on…

160 years after the publication of Darwin's most famous work, we'll be showing you how to identify his favourite group of animals – barnacles!