Acting locally to protect green spaces for wildlife and people…
We are a small charity operating in the counties of Flintshire, Wrexham, Denbighshire and Conwy. Our business involves land management, providing training courses, running public events, working with schools and colleges to provide educational activities and running a volunteer programme. These activities are dependant on funding. Learn more about us
Discover Rhydymwyn Walk
Date: June 15, 2013 10:00 am17 Nant Alyn Road, Rhydymwyn, Flintshire, United Kingdom, CH7 5HQ
Join NEWWildlife for a walk on this secret WWII site,
uncovering the natural history of Rhydymwyn as well as the species that live here,
relatively undisturbed.Find out about the work NEWWildlife are doing on the ground
to preserve and develop it for the benefit of local flora and fauna.
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Butterfly Identification Course
Date: June 16, 2013 10:00 am17 Nant Alyn Road, Rhydymwyn, Flintshire, United Kingdom, CH7 5HQ
North East Wales Wildlife has organised a butterfly course led by Brian and Sue Roberts from Butterfly Conservation North Wales. It will be held at Rhydymwyn Valley Nature Reserve on Sunday 16thth June from 10am to 4pm. Come along and enjoy learning how to ID Native butterflies and how to survey for them!
Booking is essential!
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There are many ways to help nature, you can simply have a look at our fact sheets and get creating at home, become a volunteer and participate in conservation activities with NEWW, become a member and support us in our work, encourage children to get involved and become a Junior Ranger so they can learn whilst out and about on the reserve with knowledgeable and experienced staff.
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NEWW News
GCN Surveys with NEWWildlife
The Great Crested Newt survey dates are as follows:
Please Book if you would like to attend.
23rd May 2013
Site: Morgan Ceramics, Stryt Las, Aberderfyn and Brandie Brook.
Time: 21:30
Lead Surveyor: K Martin
Meeting at: In MC car park at end of Ind. Est.
Rhydymwyn News
Otter Project
We have been trying to follow the progress of the otters living around Rhydymwyn, with help from Kim, a student from Northop College. Thus study has been looking for tracks, spraints, and pictures from our stealth cameras that we have set up. We can happily say there has been a lot of activity in the form of footprints, spraints, and gorgeous pictures, and we are starting to build up a picture of their habits and movements.
