Date/Time
Date(s) - 30 Jan 2020
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
Wallace Lecture Theatre (0.13)
Category(ies)
Description
Kerry Rogers, the Trust’s new Conservation Manager for Cardiff and the Vale, will be talking about water vole ecology and the Trust’s reintroduction programmes. He will also consider the
future prospects for this species.
For more info please contact Richard Cowie on info@wtswwcardiff.org.uk
We have been assessing the Covid-19 situation daily and have assessed the risks posed to all of our operations. The safety and wellbeing of our Wildlife Trust staff, volunteers and visitors is our highest priority during these unsettling times.
Following the Prime Minister’s advice on Monday 16th March The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW’s) Senior Management Team have confirmed that both the Welsh Wildlife Centre and Parc Slip Visitor Centre will close to the general public from today; Tuesday 17th March 2020. We will monitor the situation and adhere to Government regulations and advice regarding a future opening date.
All of our Local Groups events have also been postponed.
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