Wild Places - Wales' Top 40 Nature Sites — Wales' Top 40 Nature Sites

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Mae canllaw'r naturiaethwr teledu Iolo Williams i 40 safle natur gorau Cymru wedi'i ddarlunio'n llawn gan ffotograffau lliw hardd o leoedd a bywyd gwyllt.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Television naturalist Iolo Williams' guide to Wales' top 40 nature sites is fully illustrated by beautiful colour photographs of place and wildlife. The sites are spread across Wales and in Wild Places Williams surveys the flora and fauna to be found on them, and aims to encourage more visits to them by people from Wales and beyond.

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Iolo Williams is a Welsh naturalist and broadcaster, best known for his BBC Wales and S4C nature programmes. The presenter of 17 TV series in two languages, he is also a presenter on BBC network's Nature Watch programmes, author in Welsh and English and public lecturer. He has a degree in Ecology and has worked in farming, timber and for the RSPB in the field and as a regional co-ordinator. He is the author of three books in Welsh and one in English.

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

In Wild Places television naturalist Iolo Williams picks his favourite forty from the many nature reserves in wales. From the Great Orme to Magor Marsh, from Oxwich on the Gower to Gronant Dunes, Williams criss-crosses Wales. His list includes coastal sites from estuaries to inaccessible cliffs – plus Skomer and other islands – valleys, mountains, meadows, bogs, woods and former industrial land. These wild places vary in size from Lake Vyrnwy to Kenfig, squeezed between Porthcawl and Port Talbot steelworks. They include sites of international significance, like Cors Caron, and the managed beauty of Cosmeston Lakes Park near Barry. As Wild Places shows, the sites are full of the widest variety of trees, plants, birds, animals and insects. Williams draws on his many years as a naturalist in Wales to provide a survey of natural delights of each site. Here are the rare wild daffodils of Coed-y-Bwl and the recently discovered Welsh clearwing moth, or in contrast 2200 pairs of nesting sandwich terns, or the site with an incredible 797 species of moths. Readers will learn where to find birds of all descriptions, snakes, dragonflies and damselflies, foxes, badgers, hares, eels, salmon, dolphin, hawks, owls, rare wildflowers, fungi, bats: the whole abundance of nature in Wales. The entry for each site includes a description of what it to be found there, a brief list of the facilities, accessibility and directions. Illustrated in beautiful detail and with glorious images of the site by Wales' top nature photographers, Wild Places is an invitation to enjoy the delights of natural Wales, from the armchair or, more importantly, at the forty sites Williams has selected.