Ceredigion Nature Newsletter 13/03/2026
Ceredigion Nature Newsflash 13/03/2026 |
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Your Wild Patch – MarchFree wildlife recording sessions 10am-1pm with West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre. A great way to discover the local wildlife. See attached.
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Composting WorkshopFind out about Nature Reserves in Penparcau and how to deal with your garden waste at Penparcau Hub. See attached for 1 hr drop in sessions. Monday 30th March.
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Ceredigion community filmWe invite you to take part in a short community film, sharing love for our local seas and rivers, inspired by ‘Thank you Sea’ by Surfers Against Sewage. See attached. |
ACTIVITIESAberystwyth Spring FairGet ready for Springtime with stalls, music, fixing, skill sharing and more at Aberystwyth Bandstand Saturday 14th March 10am-3pm. See attached. Beach CleanAll equipment including litter picks provided. Meeting outside the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre in New Quay on Tuesday 17th March 1pm. Egair Arth InvitationDiscover the work happening at Esgair Arth with a walk tailored to your fitness level. Tuesday 24th, Wednesday 25th or 26th March 10am - 12noon or 1.30 – 3.30pm. See attached. Spring Demands in the Market GardenOnline panel discussion designed to support market gardeners and home growers as they move through the spring season. Thursday 26th March 7.15-8.15pm. Plant Support WorkshopCreate a willow obelisk/plant support on Saturday 28th March 10am-1.30pm in Llanon = £30. WWBIC Annual Recorders ForumIf you record wildlife or have an interest in the natural world and conservation meet and chat with like-minded people. Saturday 28th March 10am in Aberystwyth. Closing date for booking: Thursday 19th March. BeeWalkThis is a national recording scheme run by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust to monitor the abundance of bumblebees on transects across the country. |
WEBINARSBee-fliesLearn about the 9 species of bee-fly that occur within the UK. Wednesday 25th March 6-7.30pm = £12.50. Thermal Vision for BatsDiscover how thermal imaging is transforming bat emergence surveys. Wednesday 25th March 10.30am-12noon. |
BIODIVERSITYBiodiversity and the UN Sustainable Development Goals Environment (Principles, Governance and Biodiversity Targets) (Wales) Bill |
COURSESField Studies Council Courses· Discovering Beetles |
NEWSWelsh Seabird Conservation StrategyThe Welsh seabird conservation strategy sets out a ten-year plan to protect and restore our seabird populations. Tir Natur NewsWelsh charity Tir Natur purchases land in Cwm Doethïe for largest rewilding project in Wales. Ceredigion Butterflies and Moths – Spring Newsletter |
RESOURCESDark skies: Planning GuidanceThis new guide sits alongside the Good Practice Guidance – Planning for the Conservation and Enhancement of Dark Skies in Wales. Pest Management Sustainable ApproachesMechanical weed control at Brannau Brycheiniog National Park Visitor Centre |
HAVE YOUR SAYUrban Forestry and Community Engagement ConsultantWoodland Dwelling. Closing date: Monday 16th March. Conversation with Natural Resources WalesThe first of Conversations with NRW, a new way for communities, stakeholders and partners to speak directly about the issues that matter most. Wednesday 18th March 2.30-4pm. Aberystwyth Arts Centre. See attached. Coastal Stakeholder SurveyThe Welsh Government has commissioned this survey to build a clearer picture of the organisations, groups and community networks connected to Wales’s marine and coastal areas. Voices for ImpactDigital democracy platform designed to amplify the voices of young people across the UK. |
CoedNetA directory of Sustainable Woodland enterprises and businesses in Wales, hosted by Llais y Goedwig. You can join for free for a standard listing, or you can opt for a paid premium listing that highlights your listing and puts your business higher in search results. See attached. |
