Llanelli Naturalists – Anyone For Cricket?
The cricket season may be over, but not the season for crickets. Most of the thirteen British species of bush-crickets are around from July...
Trail Hunting Ban
A ban on trail hunting on land owned by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) will continue, despite a criminal conviction for a director of a...
Llanelli Naturalists – Wasp Happening?
Wasps have an important role as pollinators and garden pest controllers. Most wasps capture, sting and paralyse their prey, which is then fed to...
Bus Pollution
Residents in Burry Port street say there are 72 bus movements a day - one of the services will now be re-routed.
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Beach clean organised by a Llanelli family as they appeal locals not to litter
The family of three organised the clean to make the beach safer and raise awareness for environmental pollution
Documentary on the beach clean can be...
Hot Dry Weather
Monthly bulletins about river, groundwater, reservoir and soil moisture levels may not quicken the pulse, but they might start attracting a wider readership if...
Climate Change Is An Issue For Right Now
With UK temperature records being smashed in July, there can now be no doubt that climate change is not something any longer for the...
Residents’ Knotweed Misery
The invasive plant is blighting a large area of land in Llanelli right outside their gardens.
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Llanelli Naturalists – Orchid, Or What!
Orchids are the second biggest group of flowering plants worldwide, consisting of some 28,000 accepted species. Some are rare, many are unusual looking, but...