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Recording plants in the wilder parts of the gardens.

Meet at the entrance gate at 10:00 on Sunday 8 December. SH8014 7232.

Please bring a packed lunch, although we may also want to patronise the cafe! Dogs are allowed.

Lots of wildlife talks and activities at Plas y Brenin.

More detail will follow on on the PYB website.

Habitat management for reptiles and amphibians.

10am-15:30pm.

All meetings will start at 10.00 am on 4th Thursday of each month, unless otherwise specified.

There is no need to book but it is advisable to let me and/or leaders know if you plan to come in case there are late changes.

Members attend at their own risk. Bring lunch and be equipped for adverse weather conditions and wet, rocky or uneven ground.

Please note that meetings last until approx 3 pm, so make sure you bring lunch and enough water to keep you going. If you prefer, you can join us only for part of the day, and that's OK with us too.

Please ensure you are dressed appropriately for outdoor meetings and have all waterproof and warm gear/footwear that you need in North Wales! Please also make sure you read the risk assessment and the British Bryological Society Safety Code.

Indoor meetings are designed to train members in the use of microscopes for bryophyte identification, and in the interpretation of keys and illustrations in bryophyte id books. Bring your own microscope, if you have one, or use the ones kindly lent to us by Cofnod.

Please note that meetings last until approx 3 pm, so make sure you bring lunch and enough water to keep you going. If you prefer, you can join us only for part of the day, and that's OK with us too.

Please ensure you are dressed appropriately for outdoor meetings and have all waterproof and warm gear/footwear that you need in North Wales! Please also make sure you read the risk assessment and the British Bryological Society Safety Code.

Indoor meetings are designed to train members in the use of microscopes for bryophyte identification, and in the interpretation of keys and illustrations in bryophyte id books. Bring your own microscope, if you have one, or use the ones kindly lent to us by Cofnod.

A beginners' course detailing the microscopic methods used to identify mosses and liverworts.

More details to come.

Please note that meetings last until approx 3 pm, so make sure you bring lunch and enough water to keep you going. If you prefer, you can join us only for part of the day, and that's OK with us too.

Please ensure you are dressed appropriately for outdoor meetings and have all waterproof and warm gear/footwear that you need in North Wales! Please also make sure you read the risk assessment and the British Bryological Society Safety Code.

Indoor meetings are designed to train members in the use of microscopes for bryophyte identification, and in the interpretation of keys and illustrations in bryophyte id books. Bring your own microscope, if you have one, or use the ones kindly lent to us by Cofnod.

Please note that meetings last until approx 3 pm, so make sure you bring lunch and enough water to keep you going. If you prefer, you can join us only for part of the day, and that's OK with us too.

Please ensure you are dressed appropriately for outdoor meetings and have all waterproof and warm gear/footwear that you need in North Wales! Please also make sure you read the risk assessment and the British Bryological Society Safety Code.

Indoor meetings are designed to train members in the use of microscopes for bryophyte identification, and in the interpretation of keys and illustrations in bryophyte id books. Bring your own microscope, if you have one, or use the ones kindly lent to us by Cofnod.

Please note that meetings last until approx 3 pm, so make sure you bring lunch and enough water to keep you going. If you prefer, you can join us only for part of the day, and that's OK with us too.

Please ensure you are dressed appropriately for outdoor meetings and have all waterproof and warm gear/footwear that you need in North Wales! Please also make sure you read the risk assessment and the British Bryological Society Safety Code.

Indoor meetings are designed to train members in the use of microscopes for bryophyte identification, and in the interpretation of keys and illustrations in bryophyte id books. Bring your own microscope, if you have one, or use the ones kindly lent to us by Cofnod.

Cancelled

Conservation events in Snowdonia.

Join the NWMG during the day to check some bat boxes to see who is home! Sam is often able to show bats in the hand so you can appreciate these marvellous creatures up close.

Followed by some food in the Oakley Arms, Sam will be carrying out some trapping for Nathusius' Pipistrelle - this is part of the Welsh National Nathusius' Project so you will be helping us to gather important data on this species.

Exact locations and timings TBC.