Every month we will be providing maps and information about poorly recorded monads in North Wales to encourage recorders to get out to locations with few or zero records. Go to the library section of the website to access previous Monad of the Months.
This impressive tome from the Welsh Ornithological Society is the third full avifauna for Wales, following 1994’s original Birds in Wales (Lovegrove, Williams & Williams) and a subsequent update volume, Birds in Wales 1992-2000 (Green). The new volume is...
Read the full book review here.
Closing date: 10:00 am Monday 27/09/2021
Salary: £24,982 - £27,041
Location(s): Caernarfon
22.5 hours per week, fixed term contract 1st November 2021 until 28th February 2023
Closing date: 12th September
Interviews will be held on 20th and 21st September 2021.
Another Glas with something for everyone
The Aberystwyth thorn-apple. A once in a decade event?
The wonders of the marmalade fly… who’d have thought?
Today in history. Summer stories
Covid sea shells. See them as if for the first time
The serious side of bullsh*t… Was beating cow pats a full time job?
Birds in poetry. Can you identify them?
Closing date: Friday 10 September 2021
Salary: £23,553 per annum (pro rata part-time)
Contract type: Permanent / Working hours: Part time
Location: NWWT East office, Aberduna, Ffordd Maeshafn, Maeshafn, Denbigshire, CH7 5LD
The Wildlife Trust is looking to appoint this permanent part-time (28 hours/week) post. The purpose of the role is to oversee and co-ordinate the management of a number our nature reserves across North-east Wales, working closely with our existing Reserves Officer in the north-east, other reserves staff, contractors and volunteers, and promoting the value of our sites and the Trust’s work to the public.
Hear about the work of Skills for Bees Cymru in their online newsletter and take a look at these two useful videos:
Identifying the Common 8 Bumblebee species.
An introduction to Beewalk
Together with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust we are identifying under-recorded 10 km squares where we have very few records of bumblebees. Please view attached 10 km square which you might have the opportunity to visit and record bees in.
Please continue to submit your bumblebee records via the Cofnod ORS or LERC Wales app, to help us build a better understanding of the distribution of these species in North Wales.
Ecoscope Ltd. are looking to recruit an exceptional and experienced Senior Ecologist to join our team. Your role will include the management of projects across a range of developments including a number of exciting new rewilding projects. You must have a pragmatic approach to habitat and protected species surveys and be proficient in writing technical reports efficiently to tight deadlines.
For more information follow the link or contact Stuart on 07714 820 140 or by email.
Please e-mail your C.V. with a covering e-mail to Stuart to apply.