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A walk on the wild side…

A walk on the wild side…

by on 11. May, 2012 in access and recreation, access to the countryside, buildings, built environment, built heritage, communities, designated areas, environmental protection, forestry, historic environment, historic landscapes, human health and well-being, landscape, leisure, natural environment and landscape, recreation, travel

I’ve been wondering whether this journey is going to happen at all. Truth is, despite planning it in my head for at least a year I haven’t had any time to really…prepare?
The Wales Coast Path. Six weeks of walking and cycling around the very edge of our country. It’ll be beautiful, awe inspiring and tough – a real walk on the wild side…

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Pam gwarchod?

Pam gwarchod?

by on 09. Jun, 2010 in designated areas, natural environment and landscape, natural resource conservation, natural resources

Ond pam mae bioamrywiaeth yn bwysig?…… Mi fedrwn i nodi sawl rheswm, wrth gwrs; ond yr un sy’n effeithio ar bob un ohonon ni ydy’r ffaith fod bioamrywiaeth yn hollbwysig i ecosystemau. Ecosystemau ydy ein system cynnal bywyd.

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Why protect?

Why protect?

by on 07. Jun, 2010 in designated areas, natural environment and landscape, natural resource conservation, natural resources

And why is biodiversity important?….I could give you many reasons but, if there’s one that affects us all, it’s biodiversity’s central role in ecosystems. And ecosystems are mankind’s life support system, providing us with an enormous range of benefits without which we can’t survive.

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