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Foraging can be a great way to spend time in natur

Foraging can be a great way to spend time in nature, especially at this time of year.
However, you must make sure that the food you gather is safe to eat. Here are some top tips
from the Food Standard’s Agency https://www.food.gov.uk/safety-hygiene/guidance-for-safe-foraging

Gall fforio fod yn ffordd wych o dreulio amser ym

Gall fforio fod yn ffordd wych o dreulio amser ym myd natur, yn arbennig yr adeg yma o’r flwyddyn.
Ond rhaid i chi wneud yn siŵr eich bod chi’n hel bwyd sy’n ddiogel i’w fwyta. Dyma ambell air o gyngor gan yr Asiantaeth Safonau Bwyd https://www.food.gov.uk/cy/canllawiau-defnyddiwr/canllawiau-ar-gyfer-fforion-ddiogel

CPRW have been made aware of several areas where t

CPRW have been made aware of several areas where there are ancient cultural and historical artefacts such as standing stones, burial grounds, dykes, and roman roads are being destroyed for renewable projects around Wales. The archeological assessment for the Twyn Hywel proposal - between Senghenydd, Cilfynydd and Nelson - has been called not fit-for-purpose by a leading archaeologist and rock art specialist. We need to ensure that our heritage is protected as we transition to net zero and make sure parts of Welsh cultural history are not lost for good!
The Welsh Government and @cadwcymruwales need to step up and clearly demand that developers take the necessary measures to protect our heritage. @plaidcymruwales @yescymru @WelshConservatives @rctcouncil @caerphillycbc #caerphilly #twynhywel #culture #welshculture

With all the rain, the fungi are coming alive! Gy

With all the rain, the fungi are coming alive! Gyda'r holl law, mae'r ffyngau'n dod yn fyw! #fungi #mushrooms #toadstools🍄