Meet the Partners of the #BreconBeacons Local Nature Partnership.
Grab a cuppa and enjoy 5 minutes discovering how we are working together for #naturerecovery across the glorious @BreconBeaconsNP
https://t.co/JQfmmzO2Ps (English)
https://t.co/DzIOeLQP6S (Welsh)
If you want to take positive action to help #NatureRecovery in the @BreconBeaconsNP why not come along to @PLANBrecon 's Balsam Bash Events.
No experience needed - just enthusiasm to be part of a team working for our native wildlife.
Full details in flyer
Want to find out what animals visit the urban areas of the #BreconBeacons National Park? If so, why not join our wildlife project where we provide equipment and training (all free). For more details contact Maria on [email protected] or DM us.
Badgers
They live across the uplands and lowlands of @BreconBeaconsNP in large social networks of underground tunnels. They are nocturnal and quite elusive, so this footage provides a great glimpse of what they get up to when most of us are sleeping……
#Walking on #Sugarloaf ? Notice the bracken has been cut and baled?
Bracken: native British fern - one of the world’s oldest & most successful plants. In soil it loves, it can become invasive. To stop it thriving at the expense of other plants, it can be cut and removed.
Roe deer captured on Trailcam. They are shy creatures who like sheltered woodland/grassland and recently seen more frequently in @BreconBeaconsNP They can negatively impact trees by grazing on bark but its great to see them here.
The #wildflower inspector is on site. He's surveyed the @GrowWildWales seedlings and said they are doing brilliantly and submitted his invoice for scoobysnacks. #HappyFriday