Wales

Rufous motmots on the Panama fruit feeder cam. © Cornell Lab Bird Cams

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Iolo in Elan Valley.

When is Iolo: The Last Wilderness of Wales on TV?

Short-necked oil beetle. © Annie Haycock

One of the UK’s rarest oil beetles found in Wales

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When is Iolo’s Street Life on TV?

Sand dunes at Morfa Dyffryn, Wales, UK

Funding from the National Lottery aims to save threatened sand dunes

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When is Wales: Land of the Wild on TV?

Come late summer, the 170-foot high mountain is covered in the purple-pink colour of ling heather. In some areas of the island this species makes up an important coastal habitat known as maritime heath. © Ben Porter

Wildlife on the ‘Island of 20,000 Saints’

Both the lake and the meadow contain a variety of fauna and flora. © Robbie Blackhall-Miles

Meadow transformation in Snowdonia by local people

Roseate terns are the rarest breeding seabird in the UK. © RSPB Images

Re-tern of the UK’s rarest breeding seabird to Wales

A juvenile angelshark © Michael Sealey

A new project is launched to study angelsharks

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Wildlife rescuers perform a miracle

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Beavers could return to Wales

Pine marten kits will stay with their mother until the autumn © Jenny MacPherson/VWT

Welsh pine martens give birth to kits

An artist's impression of 'Dracoraptor hanigani', the 200-million-year-old dinosaur found on a beach in Wales. © Nicholls 2015

New Welsh dinosaur gets a name and goes on display with its foot

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Dredge threat to Cardigan Bay dolphins