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Habitat improvements give rare sand lizards a boost
14.05.2013
It might appear drastic, but according to Denbighshire Countryside Service getting a digger onto the sand dunes was the best way to improve the habitat at Gronant Dunes in Prestatyn.
Help stop the invasion!
14.03.2013
Following on from the success of the annual Big Dee Day river clean-up, a new event will be held this year to tackle invasive non-native plants and animals, such as Japanese knotweed, Himalayan balsam and Chinese mitten crab.
Would you like to become involved in reptile surveying?
13.02.2013
An exciting opportunity has arisen for interested members of the public to get involved with reptile surveying in North East Wales. Local reptile expert Mick Brummage will be holding regular reptile surveys around the region starting in March 2013.
Troedio Clwyd Walks
13.02.2013
Country Walks part of Denbighshire County Councils Troedio Clwyd Walks program enjoyed their annual presentation night at the North Wales Bowls Centre on Monday night. With over 75 people in attendance and 20 walkers collecting awards for 100 and 500 walks. For the first time three young walkers collected certificates for 100 walks: Cameron, Shannon and Nicole Johnson attend the walks during their school holidays and have been walking with the group for 3 years. Agnes Watson and Jackie Tetlow also collected awards for 500 walks each. Brian Hemmings Country Walks coordinator said "These walks provide people with the chance to make new friends, improve their health and well-being and an opportunity to take in some of Denbighshire's most breath-taking scenery”.
