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Issue 45

Issue 45

Winter 2012-13

This issue reflects on the great opportunities which exist for getting out into the countryside, from the perspective of a volunteer working on footpaths; a guide-writer checking the network; and a former leading politician, who drove forward a great endeavour, the opening of a Coast Path for the whole of Wales. Let’s hope similar drive will bring the interests of walkers and of nature together. Access should be an agency for improving biodiversity rather than a pressure on it: appropriate management benefits both the walker and the land through which the walker passes.

Issue 44

Issue 44

Autumn 2012

This issue sees an additional 4 colour pages bringing you an even richer mix of wildlife stories. Many have a coastal theme – seaweeds, sand dunes and island species. Also included are the winner and runner-up of our writing competition.

Issue 43

Issue 43

Summer 2012

The badger is the emblem of the Wildlife Trusts, so the badger on our cover serves to introduce a number of articles by or about Welsh Wildlife Trusts. They reveal how far the Wildlife Trusts have come, and how important they are as champions of Welsh wildlife and as a bridge bringing people and nature together at a local level. Giving prominence to the work of the Wildlife Trusts in this their centenary year is our way of raising a glass to wish them and their cause a bright future.

Issue 42

Issue 42

Spring 2012

Brecon Beacons edition - find out the latest in conservation in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Spring is especially busy this year, with the Government’s 'Living Wales ' consultation underway. Huw Jenkin’s writes a ‘layman’s view’ of this radical re-think of the way we manage our natural resources - it would be good if Natur Cymru readers engaged with the consultation to make their thoughts and feelings influence what happens next. Read Huw’s full article. On 5th May 2012 the Wales Coast Path opens, making Wales the only country in the world with a continuous coastal path. If you link it to the Offa’s Dyke Path on the borders, you have over 1000 miles of continuous trail.

Issue 41

Issue 41

Winter 2011

This marine-themed edition includes sea slugs, seabirds, seals and smelt. There is also a personal and in depth look at the management of Cwm Idwal NNR, and a look at the strange world of slime moulds.

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