An arial photo of the estuary at Gwaith Powdwr. The river flows between open areas of green fields, with shallow patchy sand bars, and semi-flooded fields at it's borders. A road bridge crosses the river upstream, connecting both sides in a sweeping curve. Hills and wooded land enclose the estuary on one side, the sea on the other.

Gwaith Powdwr Nature Reserve © Pat Waring

Gwaith Powdwr: past, present and future

Location: Online

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Insights into the history and management of Gwaith Powdwr Nature Reserve from Luke Jones, NWWT Reserve Officer

Event details

Date

Wednesday 26 November 2025

Time

7:30pm - 9:00pm

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Price

Donations appreciated

Additional booking information

Booking essential

Suitable for

Families, Adults, Beginners

Contact us

Susan Andrew

Contact number: 07900596601

Contact email: suemayandrew@gmail.com

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