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504921586-English Version 11 72.Pdf Welcome There are a range of opportunities for you to Clwydian Range get involved in the work of Denbighshire Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Countryside Service – and we need your help! From Rhyl & Prestatyn in the north For further information contact: along the Clwydian Range to Hiraethog and the Dee Valley in the south. you can join in Loggerheads Country Park – 01352 810614 every once in a while or every week – the choice is yours. North Denbighshire (Rhyl) – 01745 356197 Tasks vary from tree planting to dry stone South Denbighshire (Llangollen) – 01978 869618 walling, footpath construction to creating A word about Health & Safety wildlife habitats. No previous experience The Countryside Service will provide all required – training will be provided and necessary safety clothing. Remember to wear you’re free to work at your own pace. sturdy foot wear with a good grip, steel toe cap boots are recommended for most jobs. For a Braille, large print or tape version of this Please bring water proof clothing and a packed call free on 0800 243980 lunch with you. Under 14 year olds must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Unfortunately, we are not able to work with children under 8 years old. www.clwydianrangeaonb.org.uk www.denbighshirecountryside.org.uk Wild about Dinas Brân This year we’re hoping to undertake a series of wildlife and vegetation surveys at Castell Dinas Brân. Finding out what actually lives and grows up there will help us prioritize future management works. Look out for these events in the up and coming months! Printed using vegetable based inks on100% post-consumer, non-bleached recycled paper. µRay Bibby 1 April Thursday 14 10am Llandegla Moor Come and help to replace some of the Friday 1 10am – 1pm railway sleepers on the Offa’s Dyke Path as it Path Steps crosses the fantastic moorland at Llandegla. Much needed safety improvement work on Meet at Worlds End Car Park (SJ 232 484) the path steps along the quarry ledge. Meet Mount Wood, Denbigh (SJ 047 658) Friday 15 10am – 1pm Dry-stone walling Tuesday 5 10am – 3pm Help create a walled backdrop around one of Spring Path Repair the passing places on the new path. Meet Come along and help improve the well Mount Wood, Denbigh. (SJ 047 658) trodden All User Trail at Coed Nercwys. Meet at the northern entrance. (SJ 218 593) Wednesday 20 10am – 1pm Sand Lizard Home Improvements Thursday 7th 10am – 2pm (min age 15+) Habitat Piles Come and help us improve habitat for the Join us at this young community woodland to re-introduced sand lizard at Barkby beach by build up the dead wood resource on site by creating bare patches of sand among the creating habitat piles to encourage more dunes. Meet Barkby Beach lower car park, insects on site which in turn support the bird Prestatyn (SJ 068 839) and small mammal populations Meet Coed y Morfa, Prestatyn Wednesday 20 10am Cynwyd Waterfalls Tuesday 12 10am – 3pm Join us at these stunning waterfalls to improve Path Work the path through the woods. We will be Come and help create a new path in putting in waymarker posts, improving the Loggerheads Car Park. Meet at Loggerheads. drainage and pruning. Meet at Stamp Lay by (SJ 060 424) Wednesday 13 & Thursday 14 10am- 3pm Tuesday 26 10.30pm – 2.30pm Boundary Repairs Litter Pick Fencing and walling repairs around Moel After the busy Bank Holiday come and enjoy a Findeg Local Nature Reserve walk up to the Jubilee Tower - litter picking on Meet at Ffordd Bryngwyn entrance. the way! Meet at Bwlch Penbarras car park. (SJ 204 611) (SJ 162 606) 2 May Tuesday 3 10am Path Repair Lend a hand improving the well trodden Thursday 12 & Friday 13 10am -3pm paths within the park! Meet at Loggerheads. Offa’s Dyke Path Improvements am pm Due to the thousands of pairs of feet walking Wednesday 4 & Thursday 5 10 -3 along it annually, the section of Offa’s Dyke Protective Fencing Path running through Moel Famau Country Come and help in the annual erecting of the Park needs some improvements. Meet Bwlch protective fence at Gronant. Last year the Penbarras car park (SJ 162 606) little terns had a record season with more breeding pairs and young fledglings than ever recorded before at the site. Find out on the day how you can help these birds further. Tuesday 31 10am – 1pm Meet Gronant Dunes (at entrance to Keep rails tidy Presthaven) Help us to tidy up around the old railway line. Meet Rhuddlan Nature Reserve (SJ 020 777) Thursday 12 10am Wild About Dinas Brân Tuesday 31 10am – 3pm For the first part of the day, help is needed to Dry Stone Walling translocate gorse in an attempt to prevent Help us to rebuild the centuries-old stone people from taking a short cut to the castle. boundary wall around Moel Findeg Local Later on, we are hoping to undertake a Nature Reserve vegetation survey to see what Spring flowers Meet at Ffordd Bryngwyn entrance are emerging. (SJ 204 611) Meet at Market Street car park, Llangollen. 3 June Wednesday 1 10am- 3pm Dry Stone walling Help us to rebuild the centuries-old stone boundary wall around Moel Findeg Local Nature Reserve. Meet at Ffordd Bryngwyn entrance (SJ 204 611) am Monday 6, Tuesday 7 & Thursday 9 10 am Charcoal Making Wednesday 15 10 Try your hand at traditional charcoal making Gro Isa Plant Survey on the former railway line between Corwen Come along and hone your wildflower ID skills and Cynwyd. Monday-fill the kiln, Tuesday- and assist with our annual vegetation survey lighting and burning, Thursday-bagging the at Gro Isa and enjoy a picnic (butties not product. Free charcoal for all participants! supplied!) on the banks of the River Dee. Meet, Stamp Layby (SJ 060 424) Meet Sports Pavilion Car Park, Corwen (SJ 079 437) am pm Tuesday 7 10 – 3 am Bracken Clearance Tuesday 21 10 Come and help remove invasive bracken from Balsam Bashing! the internationally important grasslands. Meet Help is needed to remove dense stands of at Loggerheads. Balsam from the banks of the River Dee. Meet Sports Pavilion Car Park, Corwen Wednesday 8 6pm - 10pm (SJ 079 437) Balsam Bash and Buffet Help us kick start the Himalayan balsam am control on the river Alyn. Hard work will be Tuesday 21 10 rewarded with a buffet afterwards! Wellies Removing Himalayan Balsam and gloves essential! Will be in the Mold area, Help to remove invasive Himalayan balsam location confirmed on booking. Booking from riverbanks to allow other more delicate essential, please ring 01352 810614. plants to thrive! Wellies essential. Meet at Loggerheads am pm Friday 10 10 – 1 am pm Help Right Path Wednesday 22 10 – 3 Improve access for people that use the Arboretum Tidy Up popular Mount Wood to Galch Hill footpath Help is needed to give the arboretum a tidy It has already benefitted from a boardwalk up and cut back scrub encroaching around the and now we need help to complete the route. trees. Meet at Coed Moel Famau car park. Meet Mount Wood, Denbigh (SJ 047 658) (SJ 174 613) 4 July Tuesday 5 10am- 3pm Arboretum Access Improvements Help improve access in and around the arboretum at Coed Moel Famau, including some step improvements. Meet at Coed Moel Famau car park. (SJ 174 613) Wednesday 13 & Thursday 14 10am- 3pm Dry Stone Walling Wednesday 6 10am Come and help to re-build sections of the old Wild About Dinas Brân stone wall boundaries near the car park at Help is needed to thin out some sections of Moel Arthur with a qualified instructor. bracken at the castle summit. Whilst there, we Meet at Moel Arthur car park (SJ 147 658) will also be surveying the area to see what wildlife is present. Thursday 14 10am Meeting point, Market Street car park, Balsam Bashing Part 2! Llangollen. Another push to eradicate this problem plant from the banks of the River Dee. Thursday 7 10am – 1pm Meet Sports Pavilion Car Park, Corwen Tree Management (SJ 079 437) A continuation of the excellent work done last year to improve this community woodland for Tuesday 19 10am wildlife. Scrub Clearance Meet Coed Y Morfa, Prestatyn Help to remove invasive scrub from delicate grassland areas to allow other more delicate Tuesday 12 7.30pm plants to thrive! Meet at Loggerheads. Beekeeping and the Environment Come and join us for an illustrated talk by a Dry Stone Walling Master beekeeper about beekeeping and how Tuesday 19, Wednesday 20 & Thursday managing habitats can benefit bees. Live bees 21 10am on display! Loggerheads Country Park. Why not try your hand – or improve your skills Booking Essential, please ring 01352 810614 – at Dry Stone Walling? We will be rebuilding sections of the boundary wall adjacent to Wednesday 13 Caer Drewyn Hillfort, so you can also learn a Wild About Dinas Brân little bit about how our ancestors used to live An evening stroll around Castell Dinas Bran to here too! see what creatures lurk in the dark! Meet at Corwen Leisure Centre car park We’ll be on the hunt for moths, bats as well as (SJ 068 442) glow-worms. Meet at the Corn Mill for a quick drink at 7pm (optional) before heading up to Tuesday 26 10am – 1pm the Castle from there at 8pm. Bring along a Old Fence Disappears torch! Come and help clear an old fence in Please book for this event as it will be weather preparation for hedge-laying. dependent (01352 810614).
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