Mae Twyni ar Symud yn brosiect newydd cyffrous ac uchelgeisiol i adfer rhai o’r twyni tywod pwysicaf yng Nghymru a Lloegr er lles pobl, cymunedau a bywyd gwyllt.
Mae llawer ohonom yn gyfarwydd â thwyni tywod ac yn eu coleddu fel tirweddau arfordirol hardd, ond maent hefyd yn bwysig am eu bod yn ferw o fioamrywiaeth. Mae’r twyni hyn yn noddfa i rywogaethau unigryw a phrin sydd wedi addasu’n berffaith i fyw mewn tywod. Mewn twyn iach, gallech ddod o hyd i degeirianau, llyffantod, adar a madfallod yn ffynnu!
Ond mae’r creaduriaid arbennig hyn mewn perygl. Dros amser, mae llawer o dwyni tywod wedi cael eu gorchuddio gan wair a phrysgoed sydd wedi sefydlogi’r tywod yn ormodol, ac mae rhywogaethau ymledol wedi llethu rhai cynhenid. Gwyddom bellach fod ar dwyni angen ardaloedd o dywod sy’n symud yn rhydd, ynghyd â llaciau twyni cysgodol iach, ac ardaloedd ble mae’r llystyfiant yn isel er mwyn cynnal y bywyd gwyllt amrywiol. Rydym yn defnyddio technegau cadwraeth arloesol i ailfywiogi’r twyni ac i wneud eu tywod symudol yn gartref perffaith unwaith eto i’n bywyd gwyllt sydd dan fygythiad.
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P’un a ydych yn archwilio gyda’ch teulu, yn barod i ymuno â’n gwirfoddolwyr neu’n chwilio am gyfleoedd blaengar i wneud ymchwil fel myfyriwr, mae rhywbeth yn Tywod ar Symud i bawb.
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Diggers in the Dunes! Military training exercise will help sand dune restoration and boost biodiversity at Penhale Dunes, Cornwall
Working with Cornwall Wildlife Trust, this week The British Army will remove patches of scrub from overgrown areas of sand dunes on MOD land as part of a training exercise using JCB diggers, to give sand dune wildlife a much-needed boost.
Dune Battle – tackling biodiversity in the dunes through gameplay
When Biology Teacher Jon Hale tweeted at Dynamic Dunescapes, he had a vision for how useful co-creating a game could be for students studying sand dunes and succession.
Saltmarsh creation and growing foredunes: Four decades of change at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe NNR
For nearly 40 years Cliff Morrison has been walking the NNR and has watched how this dynamic dune landscape has changed over time – with some new habitats created and others lost.
Beth and the Bees: on Placement in Devon
Before Beth set off to start her PhD, she spent a month surveying bees on the dunes with our North Devon National Trust team, working with Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Painted cow sculpture trail arrives at Woolacombe Dunes for the summer
On June 25th, to celebrate the first World Sand Dune Day, ten bright and bold, community-painted cow sculptures will form a fun and educational ‘Cows on Dunes’ visitor trail through the dunes
Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe NNR: Selection Bird Sightings 19th March to15th April 2021
Our wonderful volunteer and keen birder Cliff Morison shares some of his top avian sightings from Lincolnshire’s Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe National Nature Reserve in April 2021.
Managing people and birds in harmony at North Walney NNR
Natural England Senior Reserves Manager, John Osborne, shares his experiences supporting the breeding ringed plover, tern and oystercatcher populations at North Walney NNR in Cumbria.
Introducing World Sand Dune Day!
Join us on the June 25th as we celebrate the first World Sand Dune Day – established to highlight the importance of and beauty of sand dunes!
Cows are coming to Studland Bay!
Have you spotted any new faces at Studland Bay? From April 2021, ten bright arty cows will be unveiled on the dunes.
Removing Invasive Clematis from Lincolnshire’s Dunes
Find out how our Natural England team in Lincolnshire are restoring dunes by removing an invasive plant species which smothers habitats.
Diggers in the Dunes! Military training exercise will help sand dune restoration and boost biodiversity at Penhale Dunes, Cornwall
Working with Cornwall Wildlife Trust, this week The British Army will remove patches of scrub from overgrown areas of sand dunes on MOD land as part of a training exercise using JCB diggers, to give sand dune wildlife a much-needed boost.
Dune Battle – tackling biodiversity in the dunes through gameplay
When Biology Teacher Jon Hale tweeted at Dynamic Dunescapes, he had a vision for how useful co-creating a game could be for students studying sand dunes and succession.
We’re carving notches in the dunes at Ainsdale Sand Dunes NNR
V-shaped gaps will be excavated in the front of selected sand dunes at Ainsdale Sand Dunes NNR to improve these dunes for rare wildlife.
Introducing World Sand Dune Day!
Join us on the June 25th as we celebrate the first World Sand Dune Day – established to highlight the importance of and beauty of sand dunes!
Removing Invasive Clematis from Lincolnshire’s Dunes
Find out how our Natural England team in Lincolnshire are restoring dunes by removing an invasive plant species which smothers habitats.
Top Half-Term Activities for Families in the Sand Dunes
This October half term, we’ve chosen some of our favourite family activities for you and the kids, from exploring the dunes in search of some of the fantastic autumn plants and fungi that are growing right now, to downloading some of our sand dune wildlife spotter activity sheets!
What’s new at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe NNR
In the spring of 2020, the progress of Dynamic Dunescapes project work in Lincolnshire has of course been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s an update on what we have been able to do at Saltfleetby-Theedlethorpe NNR.
WW2 Aircraft Artifact Found in the Sefton Coast Sand Dunes
As we celebrate 75 years since the end of the Second World War in 2020, one of the Dynamic Dunescapes project sites offered up a previously unearthed piece of wartime history, buried in the dunes for over three quarters of a century.
New fences protect toads and help cattle in Lincolnshire
In February this year our Lincolnshire team installed a series of new fences in carefully-chosen sites across the dunes at Saltfleetby-Theedlethorpe. The purpose of these new fences is to protect certain areas, including some of the pools that are used as key breeding areas for the dunes’ population of rare natterjack toads. The fences are…
