now they are trying to say that it is a beatle caused ut.I SAY GEOENGINEERING DID

Fantastic.

Doing a case study on Tourism in Talacre for geography, video really helped.

Why haven't the local authorities publicised this. So many dedicate canal volunteers in the area would jump at the chance to volunteer for restoration work.

Your bullshiting isn't fooling anybody.

This video is too short. It might be re-edited to make a good intro to a longer video that really explains what you have done and why. Why scrub is a threat to these sites. Why spuds are a threat. How old a picked site is. What is the difference between raised bog and blanket bog and why bogs are important for long-term storage (sequestration) of carbon from the atmosphere. Why letting these sites go through the natural succession through scrub to woodland (one view of 'rewilding') would compromise their carbon sequestration value (trees of course do not sequester carbon) and diminish their wildlife value. Let it run for another 10 minutes with more wildlife in more detail and no more talking heads and visitor centres, but use your talking heads (who after all have been involved in the actual work) to narrate and let them have input to the script they read rather than have it written by PR people. Make more use of maps and diagrammatic presentations of data - a cross-section of a site would be good. Let your narrators say exactly why this LIFE project has been vital for the future of these sites. Maybe why they chose to become involved. Good work poorly interpreted.

What actually is a RAISED Bog though? ! Not particularly clear or carefully explained. Nope… watched whole video and still don’t know what a RAISED bog is …….

Even after watching the video, I have no idea what they are actually doing. Heard a lot of listing of things but not a lot of explaining processes or even what I was looking at.

Great video- well done !

Has the joining to the Crymlyn brook been completed, or is it near completion?

Cywilydd ar NRW am gytuno'n ddifeddwl i'r damnio Rhaeadr y Cwm, eh Iolo?

Well done. Pity the bog was used as a tip by BP and SCC for so long with no thought to the future.

Iolo must have bad breath, he keeps brown tongueing.

Natural resources wales you are bent.

Shame on NRW for mindlessly consenting to Rhaeadr y Cwm damn, eh Iolo?

Diolch am rhannu

A very old friend of my family used to be a Salmon fisherman using nets beyond the weir opposite County Hall. This was in the 60's and 70's. Had many a nice Salmon fillet. Thanks for the memories. BTW the family name was Totty. Regards from Chester.

I have volunteers popping up in my yard. I did not plant them and have no idea where they came from. Mid West USA I want to know if the leaves are edible. I know the seeds are used medicinally and for flavoring but can the plant be eaten?

Боже, как дуракам легько жить !!! ...

I want to work for natural resources wales 😢

Great work being done

So they have bullshiting down to a fine art

Natural Recources Wales - the title sounds as if all they care about it what they can get out of the wild uplands of Wales. The title should read: THE NATURAL HERITAGE OF WALES.

Diolch ( Thank You ) 🙏💜🌍💜🌍💜🌍💜🌍💜🌍💜🙏

well that's interesting i live in south wales and have salvia pratensis seeds on order for my garden, basically i wanted to replace the grass as i hate boring lawns with no life, especially as a beekeeper.

Pob lwc Mark

Truly AMAZING!!! Thanks for all your magnificent videos 👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

You know this means war don't you

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Shouldn't you be managing forests profitable for welsh government because they're owned by welsh citizens and not plant rubbish?

Glazing livestock create a lot less fuel to catch fire and are tasty

Food production takes place on approximately 80% of Wales. Who represents them on your board? equally?

So welsh government wants tree's planted in wales and your film promotes cutting them down

Good doo

We used to scrabble cartridge shells and bullets out of the sand dune behind my aunties' bungalow in the 1950s and 60s. I've still got some. The fish and chip shop and bakery on the warren were brilliant. Fish and chips and warm fresh bread with salty welsh butter at the end of a great day on the beach and in the dunes was a joy. I can still taste it. And the sandy salt in the air. It was paradise.

That fella shouldn’t be running his fingers through the eggs absolute clown. Shouldn’t be taking them to another lake either raping fish and taking them else where is a joke

Wonderful!!

It’s needs to be in English as well. It may help with followers and subscribers

Wow

Even know am english not welsh I will like 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Fascinating history of the Glan y Wern csnal. Thanks

Bhai video Kaha se ke रहे आप

Please, please, please! Don’t put music on films like this. Trying to listen to a spoken commentary while also hearing the noise of the river and then to have hideous ‘musak’ over the top is almost impossible. Good film, good work but please, music (good or bad) is a hinderance to understanding. Les in Chester

Always remember holidays on the Warren in the early 1960s. We stayed in a wooden property called Lovely Cottage which was very basic but my family would always recall they were the Best holidays we ever had & I would agree . Best Regards , George ( now 67 years old )

Addysgiadol iawn. Daliwch ati.

Lovely story….

Really interesting to see this.

Super place the Dowrog, always something to see there and great that there are these wild places still remaining.

Make me a dedicated litter picking specialist/ Forrest ranger just 23,000 per annum would make me happy ha ha.

I want to work for natural resources Wales 😭😭😭