Red Squirrels – A Home in Mid Wales
Until the early 1960s, the red squirrel was a common sight across the country; an integral part of the Welsh landscape. Sadly, since the grey squirrel colonised these lands, a misconceived introducti…
Read about Reds
A new red squirrel e-book is available free to download from the Red Squirrels Trust Wales website. The book contains red squirrel case studies from across Great Britain and Northern Ireland, includ…
BIS Joins the Campaign to Save the Red Squirrel in Mid Wales
A project run by the Mid Wales Red Squirrel partnership (MWRSP) is working to save the remaining population of red squirrels in mid Wales; one of only three significant populations of red squirrels in…
Communities Act to Save Mid Wales’ Red Squirrels
Over 50 people congregated in community centres across mid Wales last week to find out about how local people can act to save the red squirrel in mid Wales. The 3 events, held in Tregaron, Rhandirmwyn…
Cooperating for a Brighter Future for Red Squirrels in Mid Wales
[:en] The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) has employed a new Officer to help protect red squirrels in mid Wales thanks to funding from Environment Wales, The Co-operative’s carrier bag…