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A timely post from a founder member of CMG, Julian: We’re at that time of year when our upper hay meadow, 800 feet up in North Carmarthenshire, changes daily. Flower heads on the sweet vernal grass develop and extend, golden … Continue reading →

The Coronavirus containment/suppression measures are affecting and will continue to affect most aspects of everyday life over the next months.  I have already posted some preliminary information about the group’s proposed Glow Worm project. We think that the proposed project should … Continue reading →

We have been monitoring the Government and NHS Covid-19 websites’ advice on holding public meetings, and as the pandemic is now developing rapidly, we have reluctantly decided to postpone the Spring meeting that was to be held at Myddfai on … Continue reading →

We are checking the NHS Coronavirus website for the most up-to-date advice on holding or attending meetings such as our Spring Meeting at Myddfai.  The advice (for anyone who doesn’t have symptoms) is that there is currently no need to … Continue reading →

Here is an idea that we would like to raise with members: That CMG steer a project that seeks to update records in the county of glow worm colonies – and if the conditions allow, look at the creation of … Continue reading →

This may be of interest to some of the group – details on the posters below:

Members may be interested in this petition which is being organised by Rob Parry of Initiative for Nature Conservation Cymru, and it’s to urge the Welsh Goverment to include Biodiversity in the remit of NRW.  It’s not specifically included at … Continue reading →