INCC and partners are aiming to save a population of one of the UK’s rarest and fastest declining mammal species, the Water Vole (Arvicola amphibius). “We have lost so many of our Water Voles in Wales over the past fifty years or so. If we don’t do something urgently, we may end up losing this […]
Category: Wildlife Protection
Achub Britheg y Gors yn Ne Cymru
Plîs cyfrannwch i helpu i atal difodiant lleol un o’r rhywogaethau eiconig sy’n wynebu’r bygythiad mwyaf yn y du – glöyn byw Britheg y Gors (Euphydryas aurinia). Mae’r glöyn byw yma wedi wynebu dirywiad trychinebus ledled llawer o Ewrop a’r DU yn ystod y degawdau diwethaf. Er bod Cymru yn parhau i fod yn gadarnle […]
Dyffryn Aman: prosiect bocsys nythu’r Cudyll Coch
Yn dilyn llwyddiant prosiect bocsys nythu’r Gwybedog Brith, edrychod INCC ar rywogaethau eraill dan fygythiad a allai gael eu cefnogi yn y dyffryn. Penderfynwyd mai un rhywogaeth o’r fath a allai elwa o ymdrechion gwirfoddolwyr cymunedol oedd y Cudyll Coch (Falco tinnunculus). Aderyn ysglyfaethus bach a chyfarwydd yw’r Cudyll Coch a oedd unwaith yn gyffredin […]
Prosiect Achub Llygoden Bengron y Dŵr
Newyddion cyffrous i INCC. Dros y 3 blynedd nesaf byddwn yn gwneud gwaith ymchwil pwysig ar gyfer Llygod Pengrwn y Dŵr yr ucheldir ym Morgannwg. Byddwn yn nodi pa mor dda y mae’r gwahanol boblogaethau wedi’u cysylltu, a pha rwystrau maen nhw’n eu hwynebu wrth wasgaru. Mae Menter ar gyfer Cadwraeth Natur Cymru (INCC) yn […]
Saving The Water Vole Project
Some exciting news for INCC. over the next 3 years we will be undertaking important research for upland Water Voles in Glamorgan. Identifying how well connected the different colonies are, and what barriers they face when dispersing. The Initiative for Nature Conservation Cymru (INCC) is aiming to increase the fortunes of one of Wales’s rarest […]
Marsh Fritillary Reinforcement Project
In March 2021, INCC and volunteers took (under license) 80 Marsh Fritillary caterpillars from several locations across Rhondda Cynon Taff and Caerphilly County Borough Councils. The caterpillars were reared in captivity through to pupation until adult butterflies. Whilst in the rearing pens, the butterflies laid thousands of eggs. This new generation of caterpillars would mark […]
GIVE A NATUR CYMRU SUBSCRIPTION AS A GIFT THIS CHRISTMAS
Got a nature-lover in your life? Looking for a meaningful Christmas present for them? Look no further than Natur Cymru! For just £30 you can give a year’s magazine subscription this Christmas and bring the joy of Welsh wildlife and wild places to those you love. For £30 you will get: All our magazines are sent […]
Supporting Student Placements
Working alongside students and supporting them as they explore the world of nature conservation in Wales is something that INCC is very proud to be doing. Most recently we teamed up with Cardiff University to welcome Chemistry student Caitlin Ngheim to the team. I’ve recently just completed my first year at Cardiff University studying chemistry. […]
Adroddiad Cadwraeth | Conservation Report 2022 – 2023
Diolch unwaith eto am eich cefnogaeth ac am helpu cyflawni cadwraeth natur. Boed hi trwy ymgyrchoedd i godi arian, ymchwil neu weithgareddau cadwraeth natur ymarferol, mae pob awr o amser a phob punt o arian rydych chi’n ei roi yn cyfrannu tuag at Gymru gyda mwy o fywyd gwyllt mewn mwy o lefydd. Thank you […]
Ymgyrchu dros y Goeden Iawn yn y Lle Cywir
Elusen bywyd gwyllt yn poeni y gallai Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru fod wedi gweithredu’n anghyfreithlon mewn perthynas â chynnig i blannu coedwig Mae elusen bywyd gwyllt yng Nghymru, Menter ar gyfer Cadwraeth Natur Cymru (INCC), wedi ysgrifennu at Gyfoeth Naturiol Cymru (CNC) yr wythnos hon yn manylu ar ei phryderon ynghylch sut gallai’r asiantaeth fod wedi […]