Saturday 4th July

08:00 – 14:00

On Saturday the 4th of July we invite anyone interested in nature, wildlife, ecology, or anything in between to join us at Bwlch Corog for a day of sharing knowledge.

For the early risers, we’ll be starting at 8 am with a guided bird walk led by Ben Porter, Nature Officer at Tir Canol, and his amazing parabolic microphone. We’ll need to know how many people to expect for this early morning walk, so if you’re planning to join please let us know by emailing us at post@coetiranian.org. Diolch!

For those of us who prefer a lie-in, we’ll start the main part of the day at 10 am with hot drinks and cake around the fire, and an introduction to wildlife recording – the important process of recording what species are present in different areas – with Carys of West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre.

Then, we’ll head off and visit different parts of the land, led by staff and local expert ecologists, recording any interesting species we find as we go, and learning from each other’s specialisms and interests.

Please wear suitable footwear for walking on rough ground, and dress appropriately for the weather (it can be a few degrees colder up at Bwlch Corog than down in the valley, so bring a spare layer!). Long trousers and sleeves are strongly recommended, as we’re well into tick season now.

More details will be publicised soon, here and on our social media. If you have any questions in the meantime, please email us at post@coetiranian.org, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Please note that due to the nature of this event, it will be a dog-free day. Thank you for understanding.

Twice each month
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Our volunteer days are a great way to spend some time outdoors and do some satisfying work in a beautiful place! Go to our Volunteering page for all the details.

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Volunteering is a great way to see Bwlch Corog, and to chat to our staff and find out what we’re all about.

And you can always visit Bwlch Corog in your own time!