Guest blog by Stacey Baldwin, Community and Volunteer Officer for RSPB Cymru's Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Are you and your family itching to help nature this summer holiday? Are you looking for a fun family activity in one of Cardiff’s...

To read this blog in English please slick here Blog gwadd gan Eleri Wynne, Swyddog Cyfathrebu RSPB Cymru Mae mis Gorffennaf wedi cyrraedd pan fo’r haf yn llawn murmuron bywyd gwyllt o fore gwyn tan nos, gan gyfuno toriad y wawr a machlud pinc...

I ddarllen y blog yma yn Saesneg, cliciwch yma os gwelwch yn dda. Fel rhan o’r bartneriaeth Rhoi Cartref i Fyd Natur yng Nghaerdydd, mae RSPB Cymru yn awyddus i barhau helpu ysgolion a safleoedd blynyddoedd cynnar i gysy...

Two weeks on from the EU referendum and we are still no clearer what our future relationship with the EU will look like. In spite of this RSPB Cymru has been doing some thinking about the possible implications for nature in Wales. These are some of the...

Fledgling Manx shearwater on RSPB Ramsey Island - a very rare sight before the rat eradication Guest blog by Greg Morgan, RSPB Ramsey Island Site Manager Over the years we’ve documented the devastating problems RSPB Ramsey Island’s burrow...

I ddarllen y blog yma yng Nghymraeg, cliciwch yma os gwelwch yn dda. Guest blog by Eleri Wynne, RSPB Cymru Communications Officer July is when summer hums with wildlife from dawn until dusk, combining early morning sunrises and hazy pink sunsets...

Guest blog by Stacey Baldwin, Community and Volunteer Officer for RSPB Cymru's Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Summer is finally here in Cardiff, bringing with it a mixed bag off sunshine and heavy downpours. But the rain does mean one thing - our...

Guest blog by Carolyn Robertson, Project Manager for RSPB Cymru's Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Last year, we saw a giant spider’s web in Cardiff’s Bute Park, holding over 10,000 people as they climbed inside to experience a moment...

Guest Blog by Bethan Casseldine - Community Engagement Voluntary Intern for Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff Having recently joined the Giving Nature a Home in Cardiff team on a six month internship, I’m lucky enough to work on a range of different...

Guest blog by Jonni Price, RSPB Conwy Volunteer Learning Assistant Earlier this year I began my journey as the Volunteer Learning Assistant Intern at RSPB Conwy. My name is Jonni and originally from Manchester, I recently moved to north Wales having graduated...

Guest blog by Sharyn Hailer, RSPB Cymru Volunteer I volunteer in the RSPB Wales Headquarters office in Cardiff, where I assist Volunteer Development Officer, Emma Roberts, with the management of our volunteer database and other administrative tasks. Having...

Guest blog by Richie Roberts, City of Cardiff Council Park Ranger. June has arrived and for me it’s got to be one of my favourite months just because everything is so active. The birds are frantically flying around feeding their young, damselflies...

Hoffi paned, hoffi natur? Wyt ti’n 16-24 oed? Yn byw yng Nghaerdydd? Yn awyddus i helpu byd natur? Yna hoffem ni glywed gennyt ti! Ymuna â ni dydd Gwener 3 Mehefin o 3yh - 5yh ym Mhencadlys RSPB Cymru am baned a chyfle i helpu'r...

Guest blog by Emma Roberts, RSPB Cymru Volunteer Development Officer Just recently I was trying to explain to my 8 year old what exactly my role is in work and it was more difficult than I expected. We started our conversation with what the RSPB does...

Most people wouldn't turn their heads if they saw a twite. This humble-looking streaky brown finch whose only colour is a bright pink rump (and even that shows only in spring), closely related to the linnet, is a bird in need of protection as their...

Guest blog by Gareth Stamp, City of Cardiff Council Park Ranger With the longer days and warmer weather, birds really only have one thing on their minds –finding their true love. Birds tend to be distracted at this time of year as they show off...

Guest blog by Katie-jo Luxton, RSPB Cymru Director This blog is a thank you to all of you who took part in our campaign to take action against the M4. When the Welsh Government brought forward its plans to divert the M4 motorway earlier this year...

Guest blog by Matthew Ford, Advocacy and Campaigns Officer “Here’s the truth: many people thought the so-called M4 “relief” road would get built through the Gwent Levels. It had been talked about for decades and so when the...

"During the time I’ve lived in the Gwent Levels, I used to have nightmares about people building on the green fields near my house and taking away the wild, beautiful land around me. I was always filled with relief when I woke up and realised...

At the end of March Giving Nature a Home (GNAH) in Cardiff hosted its very first Bat Walk evening; a chance to find out more about some of Cardiff’s more elusive creatures. Despite the mist that had descended during the day, the first part of...

To read this blog in Welsh click here Guest blog by Katie-Jo Luxton, RSPB Cymru Director Draft legislation on the proposed M4 diversion through the Gwent Levels is currently being consulted on. RSPB Cymru is asking for members of the public to object...

I ddarllen y blog yma yn Saesneg cliciwch yma Blog gwahoddedig gan Katie-Jo Luxton, Cyfarwyddwr RSPB Cymru Mae’r ddeddfwriaeth ddrafft ynglŷn â gwyriad arfaethedig yr M4 drwy Wastadeddau Gwent dan ymgynghoriad ar hyn o bryd. Mae RSPB Cymru...

I ddarllen y blog yma yn Saesneg cliciwch yma os gwelwch yn dda Enillwch flwyddyn o atgofion teuluol llawn hwyl gyda Ditectifs Bywyd Gwyllt Caerdydd, clwb bywyd gwyllt mwyaf cyffrous y ddinas. Yn gweithredu o’i bencadlys yn Forest Farm, Caerdydd...

To read this blog in Welsh, please click here Win a year of fun-filled family memories and be a part of the Cardiff Wildlife Detectives, the city’s most exciting wildlife club! Operating out of its headquarters at Forest Farm the club gives...

To read this blog in English please click here . Ydych chi awydd tipyn o hwyl i’r teulu yn eich parc lleol? A fyddech chi a’ch plant yn mwynhau darganfod yr adar godidog, y gwyfynod a’r bwystfilod bach sy’n byw a bod ar eich...