Events

This World Wildlife Day, join the Welsh Dee Trust and their expert guests to learn about the endangered species of the River Dee and neighboring catchments. From salmon to the scarce yellow sally, white-clawed crayfish, otters and natterjack toads, we will delve into the conservation efforts for these species to understand why the Welsh Dee Trust’s work to improve the river is so vital.

World Wildlife Day "Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation" meets World Storytelling Day "Together We Can": -Welcome to Storyland! Using the power of stories to make the world a better place. As an ecosystem, mutual support and collaboration are key elements in meeting the world's challenges. That is why we are inviting governments, CITES Parties, NGOs, stakeholders and interested individuals to join us in an interactive transmedia storytelling production that uses internet and the power of stories to teach people to live in harmony with each other and the planet, celebrate the many beautiful forms of wild fauna and flora, and educate and promote the intrinsic value of wildlife. We will help people around the world. It is said that life is like a book, that each day is a new chapter in which we must decide what to write on its pages. Let's Write A New Story! Let's Create Partnerships For Wildlife Conservation! Together We Can!

Children 4 to 11 learning about endangered species.
Word searches of endangered species.
Colouring the poster provided by World wildlife day.
Making Animal face masks.

Join me for a workshop looking at making wonderful watercolour studies of our local wildlife just in time for World Wildlife Day on the 3rd of March. We will look at fur friends such as foxes and squirrels and feathered friends such as birds and owls. What a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon.