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A pink flamingo at Newport Wetlands

Last updated: 12 November 2009

Find out more about climate change in Wales and how it could affect our wildlife, from the top predators down to the lichen on our mountain tops.

A Waterfall in the Brecon Beacons

Changing fortunes in National Parks

Paul Sinnadurai explains the effects, climate change is having on Wales' National Parks.

A bee gathering pollen

Hay fever sufferers beware

Dr Tim Rich looks at the connection between climate change and higher pollen counts.

Blue emperor dragonfly by Dr Allan Brandon

The impact on Welsh wildlife

The Editor of Natur Cymru magazine looks at the impact of climate change on our wildlife.

Gorse bush on Bardsey

Plants and climate change

A look at how climate changes can help and hinder warmth loving plants.

Marsh fritillary by Mike Turtle

Butterflies and climate change

As the climate changes in Wales, how will our butterflies fare?

Black grouse by Chris Gomersal

Birds and climate change

Recent studies show a decline in native species but a rise in migratory visitors.

Pipistrelle bat: the Bat Conservation Trust

Bats and climate change

Could some bat species in Wales, benefit from global warming?


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