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StatusRestricted access Volunteering opportunitiesGrassland / meadow management Woodland management General conservation management Birdlife survey and ringing Mammal survey and monitoring Pond management |
The Rhydymwyn Valley Nature Reserve is on the site of the World War II Valley Factory Site and is now owned by DEFRA.
The Wildlife Management of the site is the responsibility of North East Wales Wildlife through an agreement with DEFRA and working in conjunction with a voluntary body of local people, and interested parties called The Friends of Rhydymwyn Valley. The biodiversity is of interest at Rhydymwyn nature reserve, as well as the historic value of the Rhydymwyn Valley Site.
JOIN THE E-TEAM to get involved in NEW Wildlife’s regular practical volunteering days.
Muck in, get dirty, get fit!
Bring suitable work clothing, gloves, boots and a packed lunch. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL: CONTACT KYLIE ON 01352 742238 OR WRM@NEWWILDLIFE.ORG.UK
