Anglesey Wildlife Walks

11/10/2022

Nant Gwyrtheyrn heno.

01/11/2021

A bit of colour as winter arrives.

23/09/2020

Learn about the wildlife found in North Wales and across the UK - from birds, bees and dragonflies to wildflowers and ancient trees.

11/09/2020

Fancy a Beachy Sunday walk?
Why not join Caroline Bateson this Sunday in Treaddur Bay as she leads a gentle walk along the beaches, low cliffs and coves around Porth Diana.
Booking Essential.
https://www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk/events/2020-09-13-beachy-sunday-nature-reserve-walk

22/08/2020

Join me on this lovely free walk at Cemlyn!

Seal walk with Caroline Bateson one of the wardens. Join Caroline as she introduces you to the amazing wildlife around Cemlyn, expect to see seabirds, wildflowers and the seals. Booking Essential.

24/07/2020

Anglesey Wildlife Walks has been branching out and I’m proud to announce that six of my walks have been published in this new Wildlfe Trust walking guide. You can get this book free in addition to the nature reserve guide book by joining North Wales Wildlfe Trust via me. It’s only £2.50 per month to be a member.

26/06/2020

16/06/2020

I'm thinking of ways to offer walks to people and soon hope to offer a walk to one household or one person (at social distance) local to Valley area. There are a lovely range of walks locally including the Inland Sea, Alaw Estuary and Anglesey coastal path around most of Holy Island. Watch this space...

30/05/2020

Clear seas, sunsets and wild flowers keep me happy.

27/05/2020

Looking forward to leading some beautiful walks as soon as lockdown is over!

30/03/2020

Caroline Bateson, Events Officer, talks about the solace she finds in her daily walk in these trying times.

23/03/2020

05/03/2020

Lovely Llanddwyn today

20/01/2020

Today is Blue Monday.
Which is the name given to a day in January claimed to be the most depressing day of the year.
There is actually a formula that was used to decide on the day and it used many factors, including: weather conditions, debt level (the difference between debt accumulated and our ability to pay), time since Christmas, time since failing our new year’s resolutions, low motivational levels and feeling of a need to take action.
Connecting with nature and wild spaces has been proven to help mental health and peoples well-being.
Find out more..
https://www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk/take-action

19/01/2020

Sunset by the Oystercatcher Rhosneigr this evening.

20/09/2019

We were out there today in unprecedented numbers.