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What an afternoon with the Yns Mon/ Anglesey CPRW

What an afternoon with the Yns Mon/ Anglesey CPRW Branch. We are absolutely thrilled the branch is back up and running with incredible committee members and branch members. We’ll share more in due course but thought we would share the snap taken this afternoon after our meeting 💚 ☀️ #anglesey #ynsmon #ynsmôn #wales #northwales #menai

Share your snaps! We’re refreshing our website i

Share your snaps! We’re refreshing our website images and are looking for beautiful seasonal shots of the welsh countryside. If you have any high res images you would be happy to share, please send to Caroline Conway at clwydbranch@cprwmail.org.uk. Thank you 🙏 #welshphotography #lovewales #photos #shareyoursnaps 📸 @drewbphotography

CPRW back the Save Penrhos Campaign on Anglesey /

CPRW back the Save Penrhos Campaign on Anglesey / Ynys Mon! We’ve pledged to donate £5,000 towards the legal fees for the Save Penrhos Campaign’s legal challenge of a proposed 500 ‘chalet’ holiday park development on Penrhos Coastal Park, Holyhead. At a court hearing in Cardiff earlier this month, a Judge agreed for the Campaign Group’s case to be heard as part of a judicial review to be held later this year. Anglesey (down to low water mark) is designated by UNESCO as a Global GeoPark, one of c.195 in the World, giving the Island's UNESCO Geopark GeoMôn an equivalent status as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Evaluation of GeoMôn is every four years, revalidation again will be 2025. Penrhos is within the GeoPark and any threat to important designations could be detrimental to a successful revalidation. Penrhos is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. More details on the link in bio #savepenrhos #northwales #ynysmon #anglesey

Three sisters, Eileen, Lorna and Honora Keating re

Three sisters, Eileen, Lorna and Honora Keating restored @plasynrhiwnt, 17th-century manor house on the Llŷn peninsula after purchasing the house in 1938. The Keating sisters were very fond of nature and wildlife and were ardent supporters of CPRW. They bequeathed the house to the @nationaltrust in 1952 but insisted the resident bees in the roof must be protected…. Lovely article in @guardian today 🐝 #bees #northwales #cprw
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