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Dyfi talk and draw
with Peter Dennis and Dorry Spikes
Thursday 15th October, 6-7.30pm, Cletwr
What do you know about the habitats and species which live in the Dyfi estuary?
As part of the Changing Tides project and exhibition, Tir Canol are hosting a talk and draw event with ecologist Peter Dennis and local artist Dorry Spikes. This event is an opportunity to hear about some incredible species and then observe and draw them yourself.
Book through eventbrite
Deep Sea Dive, Borth
Tuesday 27th October
10am How Deep is Your Love screening at Libanus 1877.
12 – 4pm Science & sculpture workshop at Borth Community Hub. 13-17 year olds. Free.
This half-term we want to take you on a journey to unchartered waters. We will be screening ‘How Deep is your Love?’ an award-winning documentary about deep sea exploration.
In the afternoon we’ll be joined by marine scientist Craig Robertson, from Bangor University, who will tell us about the species that have been found off our own coast, and artist William May Robinson, will lead a sculpture workshop inspired by some of the weird and wonderful creatures we’ve seen, creating lanterns for the Aberystwyth Lantern Parade.
Email rosie@tircanol.cymru to book your space on the workshop or book for the screening through eventbrite
Woodland surveys on your land by our nature officer
Throughout the winter of 2023/2024, our Nature Officer is carrying out condition surveys of woodlands in areas south of the Dyfi estuary. The surveys are targeted at understanding what state our incredibly special Oak woodlands are in, the temperate rainforest of Wales, and also at assessing what suitable habitat exists for some of the priority bird species that rely on these special habitats, such as Pied flycatchers and Wood warblers. The work will feed into an upcoming report on the ‘State of Wales’ Rainforests’, and is also a great opportunity to engage with landowners in the area to provide support or advise on woodland management. If you have woodlands on your land that you’d be interested in having surveyed as part of this work, get in touch with Ben via: ben.porter@tircanol.wales