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CYRSIAU HYFFORDDI PROFFESIYNOL
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING COURSES
2015
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www.plastanybwlch.com
PLAS TAN Y BWLCH
MAENTWROG, BLAENAU FFESTINIOG, LL41 3YU
FFÔN / TELEPHONE 01766 772600
[email protected]
Cynnwys
Dyddiad
Gwarchod Bywyd Gwyllt ac Arolygon
Arolwg Gradd 1
Arolygon Ystlumod – datblygu sgiliau, gwybodaeth a phrofiad
Adnabod Planhigion ar gyfer Arolygon, Gwerthuso a
Monitro Safleoedd Gwarchod Natur
Hamdden a Chefn Gwlad
Rheoli a Darparu Mynediad i Pawb
Mynediad a HTC, Cyfraith a Rheoli
Creu Prif Gynllun Dehongli
Mynediad a HTC, Cyfraith a Rheoli
Rheoli a Darparu Mynediad i Bawb
Dehongli Nawr – Cynllunio ar gyfer y rhai sy’n ymweld â safleoedd
treftadaeth yn y 21ain ganrif
Rheoli Cynefinoedd
Ystlumod ac Adeiladu
Adeiladu Rhwydweithiau Natur Newydd –
Gweithio gyda Choed a choedlannau
Mesurau Lliniaru ar gyfer Ystlumod –
Mesur Llwyddiant, Cydymffurfiaeth ac Adrodd
Pori fel Dull Rheoli ar gyfer Gwarchod Natur
Rheolaeth Gadwraeth ar gyfer Coedlannau
Cynllunio a Gweithredu Bioddiogelwch ar gyfer Rhywogaethau Ymledol
Cyllunio Rheolaeth yng Nghefn Gwlad
Adeiladu Rhwydweithiau Natur Newydd – Gweithio gyda Choed
a choedlannau
Cynaladwyedd
Safbwynt Ecosystemaidd tuag at Bioamrywiaeth a Lles Dynol
Rheoli Sgiliau
LleoeddArbennig Ysgrifennu Adroddiadau ar gyfer Ymgynghorwyr Ecoegol
Trin Geiriau: Ysgrifennu am leoedd, ysgrifennu i ymwelwyr
Rheoli Prosiectau
Dehongli Nawr – Cynllunio ar gyfer Ymwelwyr safeloedd treftadaeth
Ysgrifennu Adroddiadau ar gyfer Ymgynghorwyr Ecoegol
Hyfforddiant Staff y Parciau Cenedlaethol
Cwrs Sefydlu Staff y Parciau Cenedlaethol Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles
Chwarae a Lles
Celf a Natur
Gweithdai Undydd: Creu Labyrinth Tirwedd
Gweithdai Undydd: Darllen y Tirlun er Iechyd a Lles
Cynhadledd: Parciau Cenedlaethol a Bywyd Gwyllt fel
Cyflenwyr Iechyd Naturiol
Gwerthoedd Lles a Chymunedol gofalu am Safleoedd Claddu
Celf a Natur
Chwarae a lles Gweithdai Undydd: Darllen y Tirlun er Iechyd a Lles
Celf a Natur
Gweithdai Undydd: Creu Labyrinth Tirwedd
Rhif Tudalen
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13 – 15 Mai 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
7 - 11 Gorffennaf 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
26 - 28 Ionawr 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2 – 6 Mawrth 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
29 Ebrill – 1 Mai 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
30 Tachwedd – 4 Rhagfyr 2015 . . . . . . . . . 30
1 – 3 Chwefror 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
1 –4 Chwefror 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2 – 3 Mawrth 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
9 – 12 Mawrth 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
15 – 17 Ebrill 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 - 12 Mehefin 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
22 – 26 Mehefin 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23 – 25 Medi 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 - 13 Tachwedd 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 - 10 Mawrth 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3 - 5 Chwefror 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
26 – 29 Ionawr 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
2 –3 Chwefror 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
5 – 8 Hydref 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
1 – 2 Rhagfyr 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
1 – 4 Chwefror 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4 –5 Chwefror 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
21 - 23 Medi 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
17-19 Chwefror 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18 – 20 Chwefror 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18 & 21 Chwefror 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10 & 12 Mawrth 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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21 – 24 Ebrill 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 – 6 Mai 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 – 10 Mai 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6 – 8 Medi 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14 & 21 Medi 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 – 7 Hydref 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
28 & 31 Hydref 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Am fanylion pellach cysylltwch â
Plas Tan y Bwlch, Maentwrog, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd LL41 3YU,
Ffôn: (01766) 772600 e-bost: [email protected] www.plastanybwlch.com
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Contents
Dates
Wildlife Conservation and Surveys
Phase 1 Habitat Survey
Bat Surveys – developing skills, knowledge and experience
Plant Identification for Surveying, Evaluating and
Monitoring Conservation Sites
Page Number
11-13 May 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
13 – 15 May 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
7 - 11 July 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Recreation and Countryside
Managing and Delivering Access for All
Access & PROW, Law and Management
Interpretive Master Planning
Access & PROW, Law and Management
Managing and Delivering Access for All
Interpretation Now – Planning for Heritage site visitors in the 21st Century
Habitat Management
Bats and Construction
Building New Nature Networks – Working with Trees and Woods
Bat Mitigation – Measuring Success, Compliance and Reporting
Grazing for Site Conservation Management
Woodland Conservation Management
Invasive Species – Planning and Implementing Biosecurity
Management Planning in the Countryside
Building New Nature Networks – Working with Trees and Woods
Sustainability
An Ecosystem Approach for Biodiversity and Human Well Being
26 – 28 January 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2 – 6 March 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
29 April - 1 May 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
30 November – 4 December 2015 . . . . . . 31
1 – 3 February 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
1 – 4 February 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
2 – 3 March 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 - 12 March 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 – 17 April 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 - 12 June 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
22 – 26 June 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
23 – 25 September 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9 - 13 November 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 - 10 March 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Management Skills
Precious Places – Interpretation and Marketing for Heritage Site Visitors
Report Writing for Ecological Consultants
A Way with Words: Writing about places, writing for visitors
Project Management
Interpretation Now – Planning for Heritage Site Visitors Report Writing for Ecological Consultants
National Parks Staff Training
National Parks Staff Induction Course
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3 - 5 February 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
26 – 29 January 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
2 – 3 February 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
5 – 8 Hydref 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
1 – 2 December 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
1 – 4 February 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
4 - 5 February 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
21 - 23 September 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
National Parks and Well Being Programme
Play and Wellbeing
Art and Nature
One day workshop: Creating a Landscape Labyrinth
One day workshop: Reading the Landscape for wellbeing
Conference: National Parks and Wildlife as Natural Service Providers
The Well-Being and Community Value of Caring for Burial Sites
Art and Nature Play and Wellbeing
One day workshop: Reading the Landscape for wellbeing
Art and Nature One day workshop: Creating a Landscape Labyrinth
16 – 18 February 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18 – 20 February 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18 & 21 February 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
10 & 12 March 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
21 – 24 April 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 – 6 May 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8 – 10 May 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6 – 8 September 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
14 & 21 September 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 – 7 October 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
28 & 31 October 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
For further details please contact
Plas Tan y Bwlch, Maentwrog, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd LL41 3YU,
Tel: (01766) 772600 e-mail: [email protected] www.plastanybwlch.com
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Sefydlwyd Plas Tan y Bwlch fel Canolfan Astudio
Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri ym 1975. Mae’r Ganolfan
ar safle godidog, wedi’i gosod mewn dros gan
acer o lynnoedd, gerddi a choetir, ac yn agos iawn i
fynyddoedd, rhostiroedd, gwlyptiroedd, coedlannau
a thraethau a thwyni arfordirol. Mae’r amrywiaeth
digymar hwn o gynefinoedd yn adnodd gwych ar
gyfer rhaglen hyfforddiant proffesiynol y Ganolfan.
Mae cyfleusterau ardderchog ar gyfer cyrsiau hyfforddi
proffesiynol ar gael yma, gan gynnwys ystafelloedd
darlithio, ystafelloedd seminarau, lolfa, llyfrgell gyfeirio
ac adnoddau, ystafell gwaith maes, bar, teledu, Wifi ac
amrywiaeth o offer clyweled. Gall tiwtoriaid cwrs fod
yn arbenigwyr lleol a chenedlaethol yn ogystal â staff
o’r Ganolfan ac adrannau eraill o’r Parc Cenedlaethol.
Cynigir llety cyfforddus ar gyfer 60 o bobl mewn
llofftydd sengl a rhai dwbl.
Ceir dwy orsaf reilffordd, Blaenau Ffestiniog a
Phenrhyndeudraeth, o fewn pedair milltir i’r Ganolfan
ac mae gan Rheilffordd Ffestiniog, sy’n cysylltu â’r
rheilffyrdd uchod, hefyd arhosfan cais am drên ar dir
y Plas. Mae yna arhosfan bws yng ngwaelod y dreif.
Gall fod yn bosibl, trwy drefnu ymlaen llaw, i gwrdd
â’r rhai sy’n defnyddio trafnidiaeth gyhoeddus.
NEWYDD I 2015
Yn 2015 bydd y Ganolfan yn cynnig
rhaglen helaeth o gyrsiau Parciau
Cenedlaethol a Lles.
Ar y cyd ag BatTraining.co.uk
byddwn hefyd yn cynnal
digwyddiadau a chyrsiau
hyfforddiant ac anelir tuag at ennill
cymhwyster Trwydded Ystlumod.
Archebion a manylion gweinyddol
ar www.battraining.co.uk
Edrychwch am y logo.
Telerau Canslo
Teithiwch i Blas Tan y Bwlch ar drafnidiaeth
gyhoeddus a hawliwch docyn anrheg o £5
Mae angen blaendal o £50.00 nas dychwelir oni bai
fod archeb swyddogol yn cael ei chyflwyno gyda’r
archeb.
Os bydd yn rhaid i chi dynnu’n ôl, bydd y prisiau
canlynol yn daladwy:
• Tynnu’n ôl mwy na 4 wythnos cyn y cwrs blaendal yn unig.
• Tynnu’n ôl llai na 4 wythnos cyn y cwrs 50% o gost llawn y cwrs.
Rydym yn awyddus iawn i hyrwyddo defnyddio
trafnidiaeth gyhoeddus er mwyn ceisio lleihau llygredd,
ac i fod yn rhan o’r ymdrech i geisio ysgafnhau pwysau
traffig ym Mharc Cenedlaethol Eryri. Os ydych angen
rhagor o wybodaeth ynglyˆn â theithio i'r Plas ar
drafnidiaeth gyhoeddus cysylltwch â ni.
Cyflwynir bob cwrs yn y daflen hon drwy gyfrwng y Saesneg
Cydnabyddiaeth ffotografiaeth:
Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri
© 2014 - Plas Tan y Bwlch
Casglwyd gan: Beth Cluer
Argraffwyd gan: Gwasg Eryri, Porthmadog . Argraffwyd ar Bapur Ailgylchedig 100%
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fieldwork rooms, bar, lounge, T.V., Wifi and a range
of audio visual equipment. Course tutors may include
local and international specialists in addition to staff
from the Centre and other departments of the National
Park. Comfortable accommodation can be provided for 60
people in single and twin bedrooms.
Two rail stations, Blaenau Ffestiniog and
Penrhyndeudraeth, are within four miles of the
Centre and the interconnecting Ffestiniog Railway
has a request stop at Plas Halt in the grounds. There
is a bus stop at the bottom of the drive. It may be
possible, by prior arrangement, to meet those using
public transport.
Plas Tan y Bwlch was established in 1975 as the
Snowdonia National Park Study Centre. The Centre
occupies a superb position set in over 100 acres of
lakes, gardens and woodlands. Within easy reach
are examples of mountain, moorland, wetland,
estuarine and aquatic habitats, upland and lowland
farmland, and a range of woodlands as well as
cliffs, beaches and dunes of the coastal zone. This
incomparable range of habitats provides the setting
for many aspects of the Centre’s professional training
programme.
Excellent facilities for professional training courses
are provided, including a lecture theatre, lecture and
seminar rooms, a reference and resources library,
NEW FOR 2015
In 2015 the Centre will be
offering an extensive programme
of National Parks & Well Being
courses.
In conjunction with
BatTraining.co.uk we will also
be hosting Bat Licence Training
Courses and events. Bookings and
administration details at
www.battraining.co.uk
Please look out for the logo.
Travel to Plas Tan y Bwlch by public
transport and claim your £5 gift voucher
Cancellation Charges
A £50.00 non-returnable deposit is required unless
the booking is accompanied by an official order.
In the event of cancellation the following charges will
be applied.
We are keen to promote the use of public transport in
an effort to reduce pollution, and to play our part in
reducing traffic congestion in the Snowdonia National
Park. If you require more information about travelling
to Plas on public transport please contact us.
• Cancellation more than 4 weeks before the course
- deposit only.
• Cancellation less than 4 weeks before the course
- 50% of the full course fees.
All courses in this brochure are presented in English
Photography acknowledgement:
Snowdonia National Park Authority
© 2014 - Plas Tan y Bwlch
Compiled by: Beth Cluer
Printed by: Snowdonia Press, Porthmadog . Printed on 100% Recycled Paper
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Rheoli a Darparu Mynediad i Bawb
26 – 28 Ionawr 2015
Pris: £315F/01
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch mewn cydweithrediad ag Andy Johnson, Countryside4All.
NODAU: Cyflwyno her i swyddogion cefn gwlad proffesiynol i ddarparu mynediad i bobl
anabl i’w holl gyfleusterau a gwasanaethau. Darparu arweiniad ymarferol i oresgyn
rhwystrau corfforol ac eraill i sicrhau bod darparwyr gwasanaethau cefn gwlad yn ymwybodol
o’u dyletswyddau a’u cyfrifoldebau tuag at bobl gydag anableddau.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Deall oblygiadau ymarferol, gwasanaethol a rheolaethol Deddf Gydraddoldeb 2010
i ddarpariaeth gwasanaethau ar gyfer pobl anabl a gwneud cysylltiadau ymarferol â
deddfwriaeth Cefn Gwlad a Hawliau Tramwy (CROW ayyb).
• Gwella gwybodaeth a dealltwriaeth o faterion yn ymwneud â phobl ag anableddau sy’n
ymweld ac yn mwynhau cefn gwlad a thrafod syniadau am sut i drosglwyddo eich neges i
grwpiau sy’n cael eu heithrio’n gymdeithasol rhag mynediad i gefn gwlad ar hyn o bryd.
• Datblygu sgiliau archwiliad ac arolwg mynediad a phrosesau i wybodaeth o’r fath i roi
gwerth ychwanegol i gyflenwyr gwasanaethau a defnyddwyr cefn gwlad.
• Datblygu mwy o wybodaeth a sgiliau yn y defnydd o offer “gwirio iechyd” ar gyfer adolygu
polisïau, arferion a gweithdrefnau ar eu safleoedd.
• Datblygu hyder a dealltwriaeth wrth ddelio â phobl ag anableddau a dysgu am
enghreifftiau o ymarfer da o ran cyfeusterau a gwasanaethau cyraeddadwy.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai sy’n rheoli a darparu mynediad i gefn gwlad i bobl anabl.
Lleoedd Arbennig
26 – 29 Ionawr 2015 Pris: £468F/02
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
James Carter a Susan Cross, Cymrodyr y Gymdeithas Dehongli Treftadaeth.
NODAU: Bydd y cwrs hwn yn dangos egwyddorion cynllunio dehongli mawr a marchnata
llwyddiannus i chi, a byddwch yn eu defnyddio i gefnogi eich mudiad.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Gwybod sut i ddatblygu cynulleidfaoedd drwy farchnata, a sut i ddatblygu dehongliad a
fydd yn eu bodloni ac yn eu diddori.
• Eich helpu i wneud cynlluniau realistig, ymarferol i ddehongli a marchnata eich safle neu
gasgliad.
• Deall beth sy’n ysgogi ymwelwyr i ymweld â safleoedd treftadaeth.
• Edrych ar botensial cyfryngau newydd a dulliau rhwydweithio cymdeithasol, a sut y gellir
eu hintegreiddio gyda thechnegau traddodiadol.
• Trafod eich anghenion gyda dau o arbenigwyr mwyaf blaenllaw y DU ar brofiad
ymwelwyr a dehongli.
AR GYFER PWY?: Staff
sy’n gweithio mewn safleoedd
treftadaeth, parciau gwledig,
amgueddfeydd a gwarchodfeydd
natur sy’n gyfrifol am farchnata
a dehongli. Bydd y cwrs yn rhoi
credydau DPP, y gallwch eu
defnyddio tuag at eich Aelodaeth
Lawn o’r Gymdeithas Dehongli
Treftadaeth.
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Managing and Delivering Access for All
26 – 28 January 2015
Price: £315F/01
COURSE ORGANISER:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with Andy Johnson, Countryside4All.
AIMS: To challenge countryside professionals to deliver access to all their facilities and
services for disabled people. To provide practical guidance in overcoming physical and other
barriers and to ensure that countryside service providers are fully aware of their duties and
responsibility towards people with disabilities.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Understand the practical, service and management implications of the Disability
Discrimination Act 2010, including the Disability Equality Duty, and its links to Countryside
and Rights of Way legislation (CROW etc).
•Improve knowledge and understanding of the issues concerning disabled people visiting
and enjoying the countryside and explore ideas of how to get your message across to
groups who are currently socially excluded from accessing the countryside.
•Develop access survey and audit skills and processes for such information to add value for
service providers and countryside users.
•Develop further knowledge and skills in the use of “health check” tools for the review of
policies, practices and procedures on their sites.
•Develop confidence and understanding to the approach to access for people with
disabilities and become aware of good practice examples of accessible facilities and
services.
FOR WHOM?: Those responsible for managing and delivering countryside access for
disabled people.
Precious Places – Interpretation and
Marketing for Heritage Site Visitors
26 – 29 January 2015
Price: £468F/02
COURSE ORGANISERS:
James Carter and Susan Cross, Fellows of the Association for Heritage Interpretation.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course will show you the principles of planning great
interpretation and successful marketing, and you use them to support your organisation.
OBJECTIVES:
•To know how to develop audiences through marketing, and how to develop interpretation
that will satisfy and interest them.
•To help you make realistic, practical plans to interpret and market your site or collection.
•To understand what motivates visitors to heritage sites.
•To look at the potential of new media and social networking, and how they can be
integrated with traditional techniques.
•To discuss your needs with two of the UK’s leading experts on visitor experience and
interpretation.
FOR WHOM?: Staff working
for heritage sites, country parks,
museums and nature reserves who
are responsible for marketing and
interpretation. This course will give you
CPD credits, which you can use towards
Full Membership of the Association for
Heritage Interpretation.
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Ysgrifennu Adroddiadau ar gyfer Ymgynghorwyr Ecolegol
2 – 3 Chwefror 2015
Pris: £221F/03
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd ar y cyd ag Andrew Weir,
Uwch Ddarlithydd, Plas Tan y Bwlch
NODAU: Helpu’r rhai sy’n gyfrifol am ysgrifennu, comisiynu neu gyflwyno sylwadau
ar adroddiadau i ddatblygu sgiliau llunio adroddiadau, ysgrifennu briffiau ac archwilio’n
feirniadol adroddiadau pobl eraill.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Adnabod yr hyn yr ydym yn ceisio’i gyflawni wrth ysgrifennu adroddiadau.
• Adolygu penodau adroddiadau a’u pwrpas.
• Archwilio cyngor a chanllawiau ar gyfer ysgrifennu adroddiadau gan ddarpar gleientiaid ac
Awdurdodau Cynllunio Lleol.
• Trafod astudiaethau achos sy’n dangos adroddiadau llwyddiannus ac aflwyddiannus.
AR GYFER PWY?: Ecolegwyr sydd am i’w hadroddiadau fod more brofessiynol a phosib.
Y cwrs yn fuddiol i rai â chyfrifoldeb dros ysgrifennu, gwirio neu roi sylwadau ar ddogfennau
ecolegol.
Yn berthasol i’r rhai sy’n ymgeisio am drwydded i weithio gyda ystlumod.
Safbwynt Ecosystemaidd tuag at Bioamrywiaeth a Lles Dynol
3 – 5 Chwefror 2015
Pris: £340F/04
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Julia Korn, Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, Conor Kretsch, Menter Cooperation on Health &
Biodiversity (CoHAB) a Shaun Russell, Hwb Ymchwil Amgylcheddol Cymru
Cefnogir y cwrs gan Llywodraeth Cymru, Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, CoHab, Llywodraeth yr
Alban a Hwb Ymchwil Amgylcheddol Cymru.
NODAU: I gynyddu ein dealltwriaeth o ecosystemau a’r gwasanaethau a roddant i’r
economi a chymdeithas fel y gall aelodau’r cwrs gyfrannu’n well i’r broses benderfynu er
mwyn macsimeiddio’r budd i fioamrywiaeth ac ecosytemau tra’n cyflawni’n effeithiol eu
blaenoriaethau eu hunain.
AMCANION:
•Edrych ar berthnasedd bioamrywiaeth ac ecosystemau i’n heconomi.
•Ystyried sut y gall gwasanaethau ecosystemaidd prif ffrwd fod o bwys mewn meysydd
heblaw’r amgylchedd, yn enwedig datblygu’r economi, datblygu cymdeithasol a iechyd y
cyhoedd.
•Edrych ar ddulliau newydd o reoli tir, dŵr ac adnoddau byw sy’n dod â manteision i
fusnesau a chymunedau ac yn helpu i gyflawni gofynion y Deyrnas Unedig a chytundebau
rhyngwladol eraill.
•Datblygu eich syniadau a’ch hyder i drosglwyddo’r hyn ddysgwyd i’r gweithle.
AR GYFER PWY?: Pobl sy’n gwneud penderfyniadau o fewn holl sectorau awdurdodau
cyhoeddus, y gymuned fusnes a chyrff anllywodraethol ledled y Deyrnas Unedig.
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Report Writing for Ecological Consultants
2 – 3 February 2015
Cost: £221F/03
COURSE ORGANISER:
Pat Waring. Ecology Services UK Ltd in conjunction with Andrew Weir,
Senior Lecturer, Plas Tan y Bwlch
AIMS: To help those with responsibilities for writing, commissioning or commenting on
reports to develop skills in crafting reports, writing briefs and critically examining other
people’s reports.
OBJECTIVES:
•Identify the things that we are trying to achieve when writing reports.
• Review report chapters and their purpose.
•Examine advice and guidance for report writing from potential clients and Local Planning
Authorities.
•Discuss case studies illustrating successful and unsuccessful reports.
FOR WHOM?: This course is aimed at Ecologists who would like to ensure that their reports
are as professional as possible. The course is suitable for anyone who has responsibility for
writing, checking or commenting on ecological documents.
People who would like to work towards a bat licence will find the whole
course very relevant.
An Ecosystem Approach for Biodiversity & Human Well Being
3 – 5 February 2015
Price: £340F/04
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Conor Kretsch, Cooperation on Health and Biodiversity (CoHab) Initiative, Julia Korn –
Natural Resources Wales and Shaun Russell, Wales Environment Research Hub
The course is supported by The Welsh Government, Natural Resources Wales, CoHab, The
Scottish Government and the Wales Environment Research Hub.
AIMS: To advance understanding of ecosystems and the services they provide to the
economy and to society so that participants are better equipped to contribute to decision
making that maximises biodiversity and ecosystem benefits while efficiently delivering their
own priorities
OBJECTIVES:
•Explore the relevance of biodiversity and ecosystems to our economy and society.
•Examine how mainstream ecosystem services can be addressed within non-environment
areas, especially economic development, social development, and public health.
•Explore new approaches to managing land, water and living resources to benefit business
and communities and help meet the UK’s obligations under EU, UN and other global agreements.
• To empower partipants with the confidence for putting what you have learnt into practice
in the work place.
FOR WHOM?: Decision makers from all sectors within public authorities, the business
community and Non Government Organisations from across the UK.
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Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles Chwarae a Lles
16 – 18 Chwefror 2015 Pris: I’w CadarnhauF/05
F/05b
6 – 8 Medi 2015 tudalen 24
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Martin King-Sheard, Play Wales a Tom Cockbill, Wild Elements
NODAU: Darparu ystod o sgiliau i hyrwyddo, gwella a datblygu cyfleon i ddysgu a
darganfod drwy chwarae yn yr awyr agored ac ystyried y cysylltiadau rhwng lles a chwarae
ym mhrofiadau plant o fewn parciau cenedlaethol a mannau gwyrdd eraill yng nghefn gwlad.
AMCANION:
•Rhoi sgiliau ymarferol a gweithgareddau ellir eu cyflwyno i grwpiau o blant a phobl ifanc,
gan fanteisio ar ddefnyddiau wedi eu hail-gylchu
•Deall pwysigrwydd chwarae er lles yng nghyfnod plentyndod drwy weithgareddau â phlant,
pobl ifanc ac oedolion yn yr awyr agored
•Ystyried creu amgylcheddau tros dro a pharhaol fel rhan o chwarae a lles
•Profi bod yn rhan o weithgareddau a sut i gyfleu pwysigrwydd hynny i blant a phobl ifanc
•Ystyried goblygiadau iechyd a diogelwch chwarae pen-agored a sut i ddefnyddio asesiad
risg-lles
AR GYFER PWY?: Anelir y cwrs at ymarferwyr awyr agored sy’n gweithio’n uniongyrchol
â phlant ac sydd yn cynllunio rhaglenni o weithgareddau gwaith chwarae awyr agored, gofal
plant, addysg awyr agored, mewn parciau cenedlaethol a lleoliadau eraill lle mae plant yn
chwarae. Yn werthfawr hefyd i lunwyr polisi i ddeall yn well y mathau o weithgareddau sy’n
apelio at blant.
Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles Celf a Natur ar gyfer Lles
18 – 20 Chwefror 2015
Pris: I’w CadarnhauF/06
F/06b
8 – 10 Mai 2015 tudalen 22
F/06c
5 – 7 Hydref 2015 tudalen 28
HYFORDDWYR: Jill Turner ac Ambra Burls
NODAU: Treiddio i werth a defnyddioldeb yr awyr agored fel lleoliad therapiwtig i bawb.
Drwy gyfrwng gweithdai ysgogol ac ymarferol, anogir cyfranogwyr i archwilio’r defnydd o
weithgareddau celf ac eco-therapi i gefnogi a gwella iechyd a lles.
AMCANION:
•Cyflwyno’r cyfranogwyr i gysyniad Celf a Natur ar gyfer Lles drwy gyfres o weithdai
hwyliog a rhyngweithiol.
•Rhoi cyfle i gyfranogwyr gymryd rhan mewn sesiynau iechyd a chelf amgylcheddol
a gweithgareddau cysylltiedig, a deall sut i hyrwyddo iechyd a lles drwy fetafforau
amgylcheddol.
•Arwain a chefnogi’r cyfranogwyr i greu eu celf naturiol eu hunain yn ogystal â
gweithgareddau eraill fel cerdded a gweithgareddau ystyriol yng ngerddi Plas Tan y Bwlch.
•Creu cyfleoedd i rwydweithio ac archwilio perthnasedd a gwerth cadwraeth mewn
amrywiaeth o leoliadau buddiol i iechyd a phwrpasau gwahanol eraill.
AR GYFER PWY?: Mae’r cwrs yn agored i athrawon, gweithwyr iechyd a gofal, sefydliadau
ac unigolion gwirfoddol sy’n cefnogi pobl o bob oed a gallu. Mae’r cwrs yn canolbwyntio ar
helpu cyfranogwyr i ddefnyddio gweithgareddau ymarferol yn yr awyr agored, a all fod yn
ddefnyddiol yn eu gwaith.
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National Parks and Well-Being Programme Play and Wellbeing
16 – 18 February 2015
Price:TBC
6 – 8 September 2015 page 25
F/05
F/05b
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Martin King-Sheard, Play Wales and Tom Cockbill, Wild Elements
AIMS: To provide practitioners with a range of skills to promote, enhance and develop
opportunities for learning and exploration through play in outdoor settings and environments
and to consider the links between wellbeing and play in children’s experience of national
parks and other outdoor spaces.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•To provide practical skills and activities to deliver to groups of children and young people
that make use of natural and recycled materials.
•To understand the importance of play in the spectrum of childhood wellbeing by engaging
children, young people and adults in the outdoors.
•To consider ways to create temporary and permanent environmentsthat support play and
wellbeing.
•To experience a sense of involvement and how to translate that to children and young people.
•To consider the health and safety implications of promoting freely chosen play and how to
use risk-benefit assessment.
FOR WHOM?: The course is aimed at outdoor practitioners who work directly with children
and those who plan programmes of activities in outdoor setting in playwork, childcare, outdoor
education, national parks and other settings where children play. It is also beneficial to policy
makers to best understand how to provide environments and activities that appeal to children.
National Parks and Well-Being Programme Art and Nature
18 – 20 February 2015
Price: TBC
8 – 10 May 2015 page 23
5 – 7 October 2015 page 29
F/06
F/06b
F/06c
TRAINERS: Jill Turner and Ambra Burls
AIMS: To provide an insight into the value and usefulness of the outdoors as a therapeutic
setting for all. Using stimulating and practical workshops, participants will be encouraged to
explore the use of art and eco-therapy activities to support and enhance health and wellbeing.
OBJECTIVES:
•To introduce participants to the concept of Art and Nature for Wellbeing through a series of
fun and interactive workshops.
•To give participants the opportunity to take part in, and learn from environmental art
and health sessions and understanding how well being can be encouraged through
environmental metaphors.
•To guide and support the participants in creating their own natural art and other activities
such as mindful walking and activities in the grounds at Plas Tan y Bwlch.
•To create opportunities to network and explore the relevance and value of conservation in
a range of health settings and other different purposes.
FOR WHOM?: The course is open to teachers, health and care workers, voluntary
organisations and individuals who support people of all ages and abilities. The course
focuses on helping participants learn to use practical activities in the outdoors, which can be
useful in their work.
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Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles –
Gweithdai Undydd Creu Labyrinth Tirwedd
18
21
28
31
Chwefror 2015
Pris:£17-£30
Chwefror 2015
Hydref 2015 tudalen 28
Hydref 2015 tudalen 29
F/07
F/07b
F/07c
F/07d
HYFORDDWR:
Mark Rendell
NODAU: Darparu profiad lleol ymarferol a phleserus sy’n cyflwyno’r cyfranogwyr i werth a
defnyddioldeb nodwedd labrinth awyr agored mewn gweithgareddau tu allan i gefnogi iechyd
a lles.
AMCANION:
•Cyflwyno cyfranogwyr i hanes y Labyrinth ac egluro’r gwahaniaeth rhwng labyrinthau a
drysfeydd
•Esbonio sut i adeiladu labyrinth dros dro a chyflwyno’r offer angenrheidiol
•Arwain a chefnogi’r cyfranogwyr wrth greu eu labyrinth dros dro eu hunain ar dir
Plas Tan y Bwlch
•Creu cyfleoedd i rwydweithio a hyrwyddo defnyddioldeb a gwerth y labyrinth mewn ystod
o leoliadau awyr agored ac ar gyfer nifer o ddibenion gwahanol
•Cael amser da a phleserus.
AR GYFER PWY?: Mae’r gweithdy’n agored i bobl o bob oed a gallu, ac mae’n
canolbwyntio ar y gweithgaredd ymarferol o wneud labrinth. Rhowch wybod i’r trefnwyr
am unrhyw broblemau symudedd neu ofynion a fydd yn eich helpu i gael y mwyaf o’r
gweithgaredd.
Mynediad a Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus,
Y Gyfraith a Rheolaeth
2 - 6 Mawrth 2015
Pris: £451
F/08
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch mewn cydweithrediad ag arbenigwyr ar gyfraith hawliau
tramwy ac aelodau o Sefydliad Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus a Rheolaeth Mynediad.
NODAU: Deall mwy am y gyfraith a Rheoli Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus, ynghyd â Mynediad
i Gefn Gwlad.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Deall y gyfraith, gweithrediadau cyfreithol, y dyletswyddau, polisiau a’r cyfrifoldebau sy’n
angenrheidiol ar gyfer rheoli Hawliau Tramwy a mynediad i gefn gwlad, gan gynnwys
oblygiadau deddfwriaeth anabledd.
•Dysgu mwy am weithrediad rhannau 1 a 2 o’r Ddeddf Cefn Gwlad a Hawliau Tramwy.
•Ystyried rhai o’r dulliau y gellir eu defnyddio i arolygu a rheoli’r hawliau tramwy sy’n
bodoli’n barod a deall rôl Ymchwiliadau Cyhoeddus a’u gweithdrefnau a gwerth tystiolaeth
hanesyddol.
•Datblygu’r sgiliau rheoli sy’n angenrheidiol ar gyfer ymgynghori ac ymdrin â gwrthdaro
rhwng tirfeddianwyr a deiliaid tir, grwpiau defnyddwyr ac awdurdodau hawliau tramwy.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai sy’n ymwneud â gweithredu, rheoli a chynnal a chadw mynediad i
gefn gwlad a hawliau tramwy.
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National Parks and Wellbeing Programme –
One day workshops Creating a Landscape Labyrinth
18
21
28
31
February 2015
Price:£17-£30
February 2015
October 2015 page 29
October 2015 page 29
F/07
F/07b
F/07c
F/07d
COURSE ORGANISER:
Mark Rendell
AIMS: To provide a practical and enjoyable local experience that introduces the participants
to the value and usefulness of the outdoor labyrinth feature in outdoor activities to support
health and wellbeing. These workshops are part of a whole programme of training and
events under the National Parks and Wellbeing initiative.
OBJECTIVES:
•To introduce participants to the history of the Labyrinth and to explain the difference
between labyrinths and mazes.
•To explain how to construct a temporary labyrinth and introduce the tools required.
•To guide and support the participants in creating their own temporary labyrinth in the
grounds at Plas Tan y Bwlch
•To create opportunities to network and promote the utility and value of the labyrinth in a
range of outdoor settings and for many different purposes.
• To have a fun and enjoyable time.
FOR WHOM?: The workshop is open to people of all ages and abilities and focuses on the
practical activity of making a labyrinth. Please advise the organisers on any mobility issues
or requirements that will help you get the most out of the activity.
Access and Public Rights of Way, Law and Management
2 - 6 March 2015 Price: £451F/08
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with rights of way law specialists and members
of the Institute of Public Rights of Way and Access Management.
AIMS: To develop further knowledge, skills and understanding of the law and management
of Public Rights of Ways and Countryside Access.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Comprehend the laws, legal procedures, duties and responsibilities necessary for the
management of Rights of Way and countryside access including implications with respect
to disability legislation.
•Consider some of the methods which may be employed in managing and maintaining
existing rights of way and understand the role and procedures of Public Inquiries and the
value of historical evidence.
•Gain further knowledge of the implementation of parts 1 and 2 of the CROW ACT and
ROWIP’s.
•Develop some of the skills required for consulting and dealing with conflicts between
landowners and occupiers, user groups and right of way authorities.
FOR WHOM: Those involved with the implementation, management and maintenance of
countryside access and rights of way.
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Ystlumod ac Adeiladu
2 – 3 Mawrth 2015
Pris: £225F/09
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd ar y cyd â Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch
NODAU: I helpu pobl broffesiynol sy’n gysylltiedig gyda’r diwydiant adeiladu i ddatblygu
sgiliau a phatrymau gweithredu i ddelio gyda materion sydd a wnelo ystlumod. AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Dysgu am ystlumod a sut maen nhw’n defnyddio adeiladau.
•Deall sut mae ystlumod yn gallu effeithio ar waith adeiladu, ail ddodrefnu a phrosiectau
dymchwel.
•Archwilio yr arferion gorau ar gyfer gweithio mewn ac o gwmpas clwydfeydd ystlumod.
•Bod yn wybodus ynghylch y gofynion diweddaraf ynghylch mesurau lliniaru ar gyfer
ystlumod, gan gynnwys dewis deunyddiau adeiladu addas
•Trafod astudiaethau achos sy’n cynnwys ystlumod a phrosiectau datblygu.
AR GYFER PWY?: Y rhai sydd á chyfrifoldeb proffesiynol dros orolygu, dylunio a chyflawni
gwaith adeiladu, ail ddodrefnu a dymchwel, gan gynnwys Pensaerniaid, syrfewyr adeiladau,
contractwyr adeiladu a thoi.
Adeiladu Rhwydweithiau Natur Newydd – Gweithio gyda
Choed a Choedlannu
9 – 12 Mawrth 2015
Pris: £376 F/10
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch mewn cydweithrediad â Keith Kirby, Oxford Plant Sciences a
Chyn Brif Arbenigwr – Coedlannau, Natural England a Jim Latham, Ecologydd Coedlannau,
Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru.
NODAU: Darparu cyflwyniad ymarferol i rwydweithiau
natur newydd trwy ddefnyddio coed a choedlannu, gan
gynnwys y cefndir ecolegol a’r theori, y cyd destun polisi
a’r gyrrwyr, methodoleg, cynllunio a chymhwysedd.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•I ddangos amrywiaeth prosiectau cadwraeth mawr sy’n
cael eu cyflawni ar hyn o bryd.
•Ystyried effaith dadelfennu cynefin yn y DG a chadwraeth
natur.
•Ymchwilio i egwyddorion asesu cysylltedd cynefin a beth
sy’n gwneud rhwydwaith cynefin.
•Dehongli math a phatrwm tirwedd mewn perthynas ag
anghenion rhywogaethau.
•Cysylltu cadwraeth ar raddfa eang gyda gwasanaethau
ecosystem.
•Ymchwilio i gynllunio a gweithredu cadwraeth ar raddfa
fawr mewn ffordd ymarferol.
AR GYFER PWY?: Staff y sectorau cyhoeddus a
phreifat sy’n ymwneud â materion rheoli coedwigoedd
a choedlannau ar raddfa fawr, yn enwedig os ydynt yn
ymwneud â rheoli coedlannau a choedwigoedd. Bydd hefyd
o ddiddordeb i reolwyr safle sydd am ddatblygu agwedd
ehangach i’w gwaith.
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Bats and Construction
2 – 3 March 2015
Price: £225F/09
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd in conjunction with Andrew Weir, Senior Lecturer, Plas
Tan y Bwlch.
AIMS: To help professionals associated with the construction industry to develop skills and
approaches to dealing with bat issues. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Learn about bats and how they use buildings.
•Understand how bats can affect construction, refurbishment and demolition projects.
•Examine best practice approaches to working in and around bat roosts.
•Be informed about the latest requirements for bat mitigation, including choosing suitable
construction materials
•Discuss case studies involving bats and development projects.
FOR WHOM?: Those with a professional responsibility for overseeing, designing or carrying
out construction, refurbishment and demolition, including Architects, building surveyors,
building and roofing contractors.
Building New Nature Networks – Working with Trees and
Woods
9 – 12 March 2015
Price: £376F/10
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with Keith Kirby, Oxford Plant Sciences and
Former Principal Specialist – Woodlands, Natural England and Jim Latham, Woodlands and
Spatial Ecologist, Natural Resources Wales.
AIMS: To provide a practical introduction to woodland
habitat networks, covering the ecological and theoretical
background, policy context and drivers, design
methodology, planning and application.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•To illustrate the diversity of large scale conservation
projects currently being undertaken.
•Comprehend the impact of habitat fragmentation in the
UK and for modern conservation.
•Explore the principles of assessing habitat connectivity
and what makes a habitat network.
•Interpreting landscape type and pattern in relation to
species needs.
•Link large-scale conservation to ecosystem service
delivery.
•Explore planning and implementing large-scale
conservation in practice.
FOR WHOM?: Public and private sector staff involved
with landscape scale initiatives and environmental
planning, especially where this involves woodland and
forestry management. It will also be of interest to site
managers who wish to develop a wider perspective in
their work.
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Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles –
Gweithdai Undydd: Darllen y Tirlun er Iechyd a Lles
10
12
14
21
Mawrth 2015 (trwy gyfrwng y Cymraeg)
Mawrth 2015 (trwy gyfrwg y Saesneg)
Medi 2015 (Cymraeg) tudalen 26
Medi 2015 (Saesneg) tudalen 26
Pris: I’w CadarnhauF/11
F/11b
F/11c
F/11d
HYFORDDWR:
Twm Elias
NODAU: Rhoi sylfaen gadarn i arweinyddion teithiau fedru deall y tirlun a chynefinoedd
fel y gallant fod yn fwy hyderus yn dehongli cefn gwlad i erail a rhoi gwerth ychwanegol i’w
profiadau awyr agored.
AMCANION Y GWEITHDY:
•Tanio a meithrin diddordeb aelodau’r gweithdy yn y tirlun cyflawn drwy drych ar gydblethiad y gwahanol elfennau, gweladwy (tirffurfiau, cynefinoedd, amgylchedd adeiledig)
ac anweladwy (hanesyddol a diwyllianol) sy’n cyfuno i roi’r darlun cyflawn.
•Datblygu persbectif cyfanol a fframwaith integredig i ddeall deinameg hanesyddol
datblygiad y tirlun a sut mae’n dal i ddatblygu.
•Magu hyder i ‘ddarllen y tirlun’ a thrafod y dulliau gorau i gyflwyno hyn i eraill, yn cynnwys
ymarfer sgiliau cyfathrebu.
•Gwneud cysylltiadau ac ystyried ffynhonellau gwybodaeth fel y gall aelodau’r gweithdy
ddatblygu gwell dealltwriaeth o’u hardal a chyfoethogi’r teithiau maent yn eu harwain.
•Dod yn ymwybodol o’r budd i iechyd a lles y gall gwell dealltwriaeth a diddordeb yng
nghefn gwlad ei roi i’r rhai ar eich teithiau.
AR GYFER PWY?:
Arweinwyr teithiau ac eraill sydd am roi gwe rth ychwanegol i’r profiad roddir i’r grwpiau
maent yn eu harwain.
Mesurau Lliniaru ar gyfer Ystlumod –
Mesur llwyddiant, cydymffurfiaeth ac adrodd
15 - 17 Ebrill 2015
Pris: £360F/12
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd, ar y cyd ag Andrew Weir, Uwch Ddarlithydd, Plas Tan y
Bwlch.
NODAU: Helpu’r rhai â chyfrifoldebau am fanylu, dylunio ac asesu mesurau lliniaru ar gyfer
ystlumod i ddatblygu sgiliau i fesur llwyddiant, asesu cyflwr ac archwilio cydymffurfiaeth â
mesurau lliniaru.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Dysgu am rai o’r datblygiadau diweddaraf yn y gwaith o asesu cynlluniau lliniaru ar gyfer
ystlumod.
•Cyfle i gymryd rhan mewn gweithgareddau ymarferol ar gyfer asesu mesurau lliniaru ar
gyfer ystlumod.
•Dysgu am y gofynion diweddaraf ar gyfer archwilio a mesur llwyddiant mesurau lliniaru a’u
goblygiadau i’r rhai â chyfrifoldeb am fanylu, dylunio ac asesu’r mesurau hynny.
•Trafod astudiaethau achos sy’n dangos llwyddiant neu fethiant mesurau lliniaru ar gyfer
ystlumod.
AR GYFER PWY?: Y rhai sy’n gyfrifol am fanylu, dylunio ac asesu mesurau lliniaru ar gyfer
ystlumod, gan gynnwys Ymgynghorwyr Ecolegol, Awdurdodau Cynllunio Lleol, Ecolegwyr a
Chynllunwyr a staff SNCO.
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National Parks and Wellbeing Programme One day workshop: Reading the Landscape for Wellbeing
10
12
14
21
March 2015 (Through the medium of Welsh)
March 2015 (Through medium of English)
September 2015 (Welsh) page 27
September 2015 (English) page 27
Price:TBCF/11
F/11b
F/11c
F/11d
COURSE ORGANISER:
Twm Elias
AIMS: To provide walk leaders with a basic but firm understanding of landscapes and
habitats so that they may feel confident in interpreting the countryside to others and give
added value to the outdoor experience.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•To fire and develop workshop members’ interest in the landscape in it’s entiriety by
looking at the intimate inter-relationships between the various componmets, both visual
(lamndforms, habitats, built environment) and non-visual (historic and cultural elements)
which have combined to giv the whole picture.
•Develop a holistic perspective and framework to begin to understand the historic dynamic
of how the landscape has evolved and how it is continuing to evolve.
•Gain confidence in ‘reading the landscape’ and discuss the best ways of presenting this to
others, including practicing communication skills.
•Make useful contacts and become familiar with useful sources of information, so that
workshop members may further deveop their own local knowledge of their areas to enrich
walks that they lead.
•Be aware of the health and wellbeing value that greater understanding and interest in te
countryside may bring to people in the groups that you lead.
FOR WHOM?: Walk leaders and others who wish to add value to the experience that they
provide to groups that they lead.
Bat Mitigation – Measuring Success,
Compliance and Reporting
15 – 17 April 2015
Price: £360F/12
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd in conjunction with Andrew Weir, Senior Lecturer, Plas
Tan y Bwlch.
AIMS: To help those with responsibilities for specifying, designing and assessing bat
mitigation to develop skills in measuring success, condition assessment and compliance audit
of mitigation.
OBJECTIVES:
•Learn about some of the latest developments in the assessment of bat mitigation schemes.
•Have an opportunity to participate in practical exercises for the assessment of bat
mitigation.
•Be informed about the latest requirements for auditing and measuring the success of bat
mitigation and their implications for those with responsibilities for specifying, designing and
assessing bat mitigation.
•Discuss case studies illustrating the success or otherwise of bat mitigation.
FOR WHOM?: Those with responsibilities for specifying, designing and assessing bat
mitigation, including Ecological Consultants, Local Planning Authority, Ecologists and Planners
and staff of SNCO’s.
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CYNHADLEDD: Parciau Cenedlaethol a Bywyd Gwyllt
fel Cyflenwyr Iechyd Naturiol
21 – 24 Ebrill 2015
Pris: I’w Cadarnhau
F/13
TREFNWYR Y GYNHADLEDD:
Dr Ambra Burls, UNESCO Man a Biosphere (MAB) a Twm Elias
NODAU: Darparu llwyfan i drafod a rhannu gwybodaeth, tystiolaeth ac astudiaethau achos
sy’n cysylltu canlyniadau iechyd pobl gyda nodau’r Parciau Cenedlaethol; hamddena ac
addysg yn yr awyr agored; garddio ar gyfer bywyd gwyllt a bioamrywiaeth.
AMCANION Y GYNHADLEDD:
•Ystyried y dystiolaeth sy’n cysylltu effeithiau cadarnhaol ar iechyd a lles pobl gyda’r
defnydd o’r awyr agored ar gyfer addysg, gwaith cadwraeth, garddio bywyd gwyllt,
hamddena ayyb.
•Ystyried sut mae’r byd meddygol yn gwerthfawrogi’n gynyddol yr awyr agored / llecynnau
gwyrdd fel gwasanaethau iechyd naturiol.
•Trafod sut y gall Parciau Cenedlaethol ac asiantaethau tebyg gydweithio’n fwy effeithiol
gyda rhai sy’n hybu iechyd a lles pobl.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rheolwyr cefn gwlad, swyddogion iechyd proffesiynol a mudiadau
gwirfoddol sy’n ymwneud â hwyluso ac annog pobl i ddefnyddio cefn gwlad a mannau
gwyrdd ar gyfer hamddena / addysg fel ffordd o wella iechyd a lles pobl.
Creu Prif Gynllun Dehongli
29 Ebrill – 1 Fai 2015
Pris:£465 F/14
TREFNWR Y CWRS:
John Veverka, John Veverka Assosciates, o’r Unol Daleithiau mewn cydweithrediad ag
arbenigwyr gwadd o’r DU.
NODAU: Edrych ar brofiad yr UDA a’r DG i roi mwy o hyder a gallu i aelodau’r cwrs i
gynhyrchu prif gynllun dehongli ar gyfer eu safleoedd eu hunain.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Dysgu’r theoriau, technegau a’r dulliau diweddaraf ar gyfer datblygu prif gynllun dehongli.
•Gallu cymhwyso cynlluniau neu dechnegau dylunio at brosiectau cynllunio dehongli
cyfredol y gallech fod yn gweithio arnynt.
•Ennill profiad ymarferol o’r broses gynllunio/ddylunio.
•Cynhyrchu gwasanaethau a chyfryngau dehongli mwy cost effeithiol ac wedi eu hanelu at
y farchnad (ymwelwyr)
•Cael ymgynghori ar brosiect y dewch gyda chi i weithio arno.
AR GYFER PWY?: Staff cefn gwlad, dehonglwyr, ymgynghorwyr, haneswyr, cynllunwyr
twristiaeth, ac unrhyw un arall a all fod yn ymwneud â gwaith chynllunio/datblygu
deongli cyfan ar gyfer parc gwledig, gwarchodfa natur, safle neu gartref hanesyddol,
safle treftadaeth neu atyniad cysylltiedig. Mae hwn yn gwrs “Sylfaenol” ar gyfer Creu Prif
Gynlluniau Deongli.
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CONFERENCE: National Parks and Wildlife as
Natural Health Service Providers
21 - 24 April 2015
Price: TBCF/13
CONFERENCE ORGANISERS:
Dr Ambra Burls,UNESCO Man and Biosphere (MAB) and Twm Elias
AIMS: To discuss and to share knowledge, evidence-base and case studies which link
human health outcomes with National Park objectives; recreational and educational use of
the outdoors; wildlife gardening and biodiversity.
CONFERERNCE OBJECTIVES:
•Consider the evidence connecting positive human health and wellbeing outcomes with the
use of the outdoors for learning, conservation work, wildlife gardening, recreation etc.
•Consider how the medical profession increasingly values the outdoors / green spaces as
natural health service providers.
•Explore how National Parks and similar agencies can co-operate more effectively with
those promoting human health and wellbeing.
FOR WHOM?: Countryside managers, health professionals and voluntary organisations
who are involved in facilitating and encouraging people to make use of recreational /
educational activities in the countryside and green spaces as a means to improve human
health and wellbeing.
Interpretive Master Planning
29 April – 1 May 2015
Price:£465F/14
COURSE ORGANISER:
John Veverka from the USA in conjunction with invited specialists from the UK.
AIMS: To draw on both US and UK experience to give participants greater confidence and
ability to produce an Interpretive Master Plan for their own site.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Gain state of the art theory, techniques and methods for developing an Interpretive Master
Plan.
•Be able to immediately apply the planning or design techniques to current interpretive
planning projects that you may be working on.
•Gain hands-on experience in the planning/design process.
•Produce more cost effective and market (visitor) oriented interpretative services and
media.
•Receive consultation on the project you bring with you to the course to work on.
FOR WHOM?: Countryside staff, interpreters, consultants, historians, tourism planners,
and any other individuals who may be involved in the total interpretative planning/
development for a country park, nature reserve, historic site, historic home, heritage site or
related attraction. This is a “Basic” Interpretive Master Planning course.
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Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a LLes Gwerthoedd Lles a Chymunedol
gofalu am safleoedd claddu
5 – 6 Mai 2015 Pris: I’w Cadarnhau
F/15
HYFFORDDWRAIG:
Sue Cooper, Rheolwraig Gofalu am Erw Duw (GED)
NODAU: I hyrwyddo potensial safleoedd claddu o fewn ardaloedd gwarchodedig/parciau fel
adnoddau i hybu lles pobl, addysg a gweithgaredd cymdeithasol er budd cymunedau lleol.
AMCANION:
•Cynyddu ymwybyddiaeth o sut y gall gwarchod safleoedd claddu fod o fudd i bobl a bywyd
gwyllt (planhigion ac anifeiliaid).
•Cyflwyno engreifftiau o sut mae prosiectau yn seiliedig ar safleoedd claddu yn werthfawr
o ran natur, hanes adeiladwaith a diwyllianol ac yn hyrwyddo cydlyniad cymdeithasol drwy
ddysgu a gweithgareddau iach.
•Trafod y cyfleoedd mae gwahanol fathau o safleoedd claddu yn eu cynnig ar gyfer
prosiectau cymunedol – yn cynnwys gwaith ymarferol, celf, ffotograffiaeth, hanes lleol a
theuluol, ymchwil a chofnodi bywyd gwyllt.
AR GYFER PWY?: Mae’r cwrs yn agored i grwpiau gwirfoddol sy’n darparu ar gyfer pobl o
bob oed a galluoedd, gweithwyr iechyd a gofal, athrawon, unigolion, arweinyddion grwpiau
a grwpiau cymunedol.Canolbwyntir ar helpu aelodau’r cwrs i ystyried sut gall eu safleoedd
claddu lleol fod yn ddefnyddiol ar gyfer addysg a gwarchodaeth ac yn gyfrwng i hyrwyddo
lles pobl.
Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles Celf a Natur
8 – 10 Mai 2015
Gwelwch tudalen 10 am fanylion bellach.
F/6b
Arolwg Gradd 1
11 – 13 Mai 2015
Pris:330 F/16
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Hilary Wallace, Arolygon Ecolegol (Bangor)
NODAU: Rhoi dealltwriaeth gadarn o Arolwg Cynefinoedd (Gradd 1) ar gyfer gwarchod ac
asesu effeithiau amgylcheddol a’r defnydd o fapio ar raddfa eang i nodi ardaloedd o bwys
ecolegol.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Cyflwyno hanes, cefndir a’r rhesymeg y tu ôl i Arolygu Cynefin Gradd 1, ei ddefnydd mewn
rheolaeth safleoedd ag egwyddorion arolygu ecolegol.
•Deall gwerth Arolygu Cynefinoedd Gradd 1, ei ddefnydd a’i gyfyngiadau ar gyfer mapio
eang
•Gwerthfawrogi ei defynydd fel offeryn i adnabod ardaloedd o ddiddordeb gwarchodaethol y
dylsid eu harolygu’n fanylach.
•Ymgyfarwyddo â dulliau Arolygon Gradd 1 drwy nodi unedau cynefin yn y maes;
cynhyrchu cofnodion targed manwl a mapio â llaw a rhaglenni mapio cyfrifiadurol gan
ddefnyddio codau cyfeiriadol alffaniwmerig heierarchaidd a chodau mapio lliw.
AR GYFER PWY?: Ymgynghorwyr ecolegol / amgylcheddol, gweithwyr maes, rheolwyr
safleoedd a phrosiectau a / neu reolwyr sy’n comisiynu arolygon o’r fath drwy gontractwyr.
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National Parks and Wellbeing Programme The well-being and community value
of caring for burial sites
5 – 6 May 2015
Price: TBC
F/15
TRAINER:
Sue Cooper, Manager, Caring for God’s Acre
AIMS: To promote the potential of burial sites within protected areas/parks as a resource
for improving people’s well-being, learning and social activity, for the benefit of the local
community.
OBJECTIVES:
• Increase awareness of how conserving burial sites can be of benefit to people and wildlife
(plants and animals).
•Provide examples of how projects based on burial sites have value in terms of natural,
built and cultural history and aids community cohesion and social inclusion through
healthy activity and learning.
•Explore the opportunities that different types of burial site offer to the community for
projects – including practical, art, photographic, family and local history projects.
FOR WHOM?
Voluntary organisations who support people of all ages and abilities, health and care
workers, teachers , group leaders, individuals and community groups. The course focuses
on helping participants explore how their local burial sites can be useful for learning and
conservation activity, which can support well-being.
National Parks and Well-Being Programme Art and Nature
8 – 10 May 2015
See page 11 for further details.
Phase 1 Habitat Survey
11 - 13 May 2015
F/6b
Price: £330F/16
COURSE ORGANISER:
Hilary Wallace, Ecological Surveys (Bangor)
AIMS: To provide a sound understanding of Phase 1 Habitat Survey for the purposes of
conservation and environmental impact assessment and to appreciate the use of broad scale
mapping in identifying areas of ecological importance.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•To introduce the history, background and rationale behind the Phase 1 Habitat Survey; its
role in site management and the concept of general ecological survey techniques.
•Understand the benefits of Phase 1 Habitat Survey and its applications and limitations
for broad scale habitat mapping and appreciate it use as a tool for identifying areas of
conservation importance that may benefit from more detailed surveys.
•Become familiar with Phase 1 Survey methodology identifying habitat units in the field;
producing detailed finalised target note records and maps by hand and computer mapping
programmes using standardised classification, hierarchical alphanumeric reference codes
and mapping colour codes.
FOR WHOM?: Ecological/environmental consultants, field workers, reserve managers,
project managers and/or managers who commission such surveys through contractors.
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Arolygon ystlumod - datblygu sgiliau, gwybodaeth a phrofiad
13 – 15 Mai 2015
Pris:£340F/17
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd ar y cyd ag Andrew Weir, Uwch Ddarlithydd, Plas Tan y
Bwlch
NODAU: Helpu’r rhai sy’n gyfrifol am fanylu, dylunio ac asesu arolygon ystlumod i
ddatblygu sgiliau cynllunio arolygon, casglu a chofnodi gwybodaeth, a gwneud synnwyr o
ganlyniadau’r arolygon.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Dewis yr offer priodol i gynnal arolygon ystlumod cynhwysfawr.
•Cynnal ystod o arolygon ystlumod at ddibenion penodol.
•Gwneud asesiadau cyfiawnadwy o dirweddau ac adeiladau mewn perthynas â’r
potensial i ystlumod eu defnyddio.
•Adolygu arolygon blaenorol i adnabod y cryfderau a’r gwendidau o ran techneg, canlyniadau a dehongli.
AR GYFER PWY?: Y Rhai sy’n cychwyn gweithio gyda ystlymod, neu sydd â rhywfaint
o brofiad cynnal arolygon ystlumod ag sy’n dymuno datblygu eu sgiliau, gwybodaeth a
phrofiad proffesiynol. Hefyd yn ddefnyddiol i’r sawl sy’n comisynnu arolygon ystlumod ac/
neu yn rhoi sylwadau ar adroddiadau arolwg neu yn ymgeisio am drwydded i weithio gyda
ystlumod.
Pori fel Dull Rheoli ar gyfer Gwarchod Natur
8 - 12 Mehefin 2015
Pris:540F/18
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch mewn cydweithrediad ag arbenigwyr gwadd.
NODAU: Hyrwyddo’r wybodaeth a’r sgiliau
angenrheidiol ar gyfer rheolaeth effeithiol
drwy bori o safleoedd gwarchod natur.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Dysgu mwy am y rhyngweithio ecolegol
rhwng gwahanol anifeiliaid pori ac amrywiol
gynefinoedd.
•Gwella dealltwriaeth o osod amcanion pori
a phwyso a mesur llwyddiant gwahanol
strategaethau a dulliau drwy asesu a
monitro safleoedd.
•Ystyried ymarferoldeb a buddion cyfuno
dulliau pori â thechnegau eraill o reoli
safleoedd.
•Ystyried astudiaethau achos o reolaeth pori
a’r agweddau ymarferol o reoli anifeiliaid.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai sy’n ymwneud â
rheolaeth pori ar safleoedd gwarchod natur.
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Bat surveys - developing skills, knowledge and experience
13 – 15 May 2015
Price:£340F/17
COURSE ORGANISER:
Pat Waring. Ecology Services UK Ltd in conjunction with Andrew Weir, Senior Lecturer, Plas
Tan y Bwlch
AIMS: To help those with responsibilities for specifying, designing and assessing bat
surveys to develop skills in planning surveys, gathering and recording information, and
making sense of survey results.
OBJECTIVES:
•Select appropriate equipment for undertaking comprehensive bat surveys.
•Undertake a range of bat surveys for specific purposes.
•Make justifiable assessments of landscapes and buildings in relation to their
potential for use by bats.
•Review previous surveys to identify strengths and weaknesses in technique, results and
interpretation.
FOR WHOM?: This course is aimed at people who are starting in bat work, or who have
some experience of carrying out bat surveys, and wish to develop their skills, knowledge
and experience of professional bat work. The course will also be useful to people who
commission bat surveys and those who comment on bat survey reports.
People who would like to work towards a bat licence will find the whole
course very relevant.
Grazing for Site Conservation Management
8 - 12 June 2015
Price: £540F/18
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction
with invited specialists.
AIMS: To further the knowledge and skills
required for the effective grazing management
of sites of nature conservation interest.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Gain further knowledge of the ecological
interaction between different grazing animals
and various habitats.
•Improve their knowledge of setting grazing
management objectives and of measuring
their success or otherwise through site
assessment and monitoring.
•Consider the benefits and practicalities
of intergrating grazing with other site
management techniques.
•Examine case studies of grazing project
implementation and the practicalities of
managing animals.
FOR WHOM?: Those concerned with the
management of grazing on sites of nature
conservation interest.
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Rheolaeth Gadwraethol ar gyfer Coedlannau
22 - 26 Mehefin 2015
Pris:£575F/19
TREFNWR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch mewn cydweithrediad ag arbenigwyr coedlannau.
NODAU: Datblygu’r dealltwriath a’r sgiliau angenrheidiol ar gyfer rheolaeth a chadwraeth
effeithiol ar goedlannau.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Ennill gwybodaeth a dealltwriaeth o ecosystemau coedlannau, eu deinameg naturiol,
cyfansoddiad llystyfiant a’u hymatebion i reolaeth.
• Gosod blaenoriaethau ar gyfer rheoli rhywogaethau a chynefinoedd a deall goblygiadau
rheoli safle yn ymarferol.
• Dysgu mwy am ddulliau rheoli, sefydlu prosiectau a mesur a monitro’r newidiadau fydd yn
deillio o hynny.
• Deall y dewisiadau rheolaeth a thechnegau posib ar gyfer amrywiaeth o goedlannau.
AR GYFER PWY?: Staff o’r sectorau Cyhoeddus, Preifat a Gwirfoddol sy’n ymwneud â
rheolaeth ar gyfer gwarchod coedlannau a chynefinoedd cysylltiedig.
Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles Chwarae a Lles
6 – 8 Medi 2015 Pris: I’w CadarnhauF/5b
Gwelwch tudalen 10 am fanylion bellach.
Adnabod Planhigion ar gyfer Arolygon, Gwerthuso
a Monitro Safleoedd Gwarchod Natur
7 – 11 Medi 2015
Pris:£580 F/20
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Hilary Wallace, Arolygon Ecolegol (Bangor)
NODAU: Gwella sgiliau i adnabod y planhigion cyffredin hynny sy’n bwysig i ddiffinio
gwahanol gynefinoedd a chymunedau a gosod sylfaeni cadarn o sgiliau maes a thrin data ar
gyfer gwahanol arolygon llystyfiant.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Ymarfer adnabod rhywogaethau sy’n bwysig i ddosbarthu cynefinoedd.
• Deall gwerth rhywogaethau danghosol allweddol mewn asesiadau cyflwr, mapio Gradd 1 a
dosbarthu cymunedau.
• Cynnal protocolau asesu cyflwr mewn gwahanol fathau o lystyfiant ac arolygu safle hyd
lefel Gradd 1.
• Deall y dulliau gweithredu cyfredol o fapio llystyfiant a thrin data, gan gynnwys defnyddio
GPS, GIS a chysylltedd data.
• Deall y berthynas rhwng gwahanol lefelau o adnabod cynefinoedd; gwerthfawrogi
swyddogaeth pob un ar gyfer cadwraeth ymarferol a thrafod datblygu rhaglenni rheoli a
monitro cynefinoedd.
AR GYFER PWY?: Ymgynghorwyr / arolygwyr ecolegol, gweithwyr maes, rheolwyr
gwarchodfeydd, rheolwyr prosiectau ac eraill â diddordeb mewn cynnal gwaith arolygu /
monitro ymarferol.
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Woodland Conservation Management
22 – 26 June 2015
Price:£575 F/19
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with invited woodland specialists.
AIMS: To further develop the understanding and skills required for the effective
conservation management of woodlands.
OBJECTIVES:
•Further develop knowledge and understanding of woodland ecosystems, their natural
dynamics, vegetation composition and responses to management.
•Set priorities for species and habitat management and understand the implications for site
management in practice.
•Gain further knowledge of management techniques, setting up projects and methods for
measuring and monitoring the changes which may result.
•Comprehend the different management options and techniques available for a range of
woodland sites.
FOR WHOM?: Public/Private and Voluntary Sector Staff involved with the conservation
management of woodlands and their associated habitats.
National Parks and Well-Being Programme Play and Wellbeing
6 – 8 September 2015
See page 11 for further details
Price: TBC
F/05b
Plant ID - Plant Identification for Surveying,
Evaluating and Monitoring Conservation Sites
7 – 11 September 2015
Price:£580F/20
COURSE ORGANISER:
Hilary Wallace, Ecological Surveys (Bangor)
AIMS: To improve plant identification skills for those common species important in the
recognition of different habitats and plant communities and to provide a sound basis of field
craft and data handling for a range of vegetation surveys.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•To practice the identification of species important in habitat classification.
•Appreciate the value of key indicator species in condition assessment, Phase 1 mapping
and vegetation community classification.
•Carry out condition assessment protocols in a variety of vegetation types and survey a site
to Phase 1 level.
•Appreciate current approaches to vegetation mapping and data handling, including use of
GPS, GIS and data linkage.
•Understand the interrelationships between different levels of habitat recognition; gain an
appreciation of the role of each in practical conservation and discuss the development of
habitat management and monitoring programmes.
FOR WHOM?: Ecological consultants / surveyors, field workers, reserve managers, project
managers and others wanting to conduct practical surveying / monitoring work.
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Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles –
Gweithdy Undydd, Darllen y Tirlun er Iechyd a Lles
14 Medi 2015 (Trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg)
21 Medi 2015 (Trwy gyfrwng y Saesneg)
Gwelwch dudalen 16 am fanylion bellach.
Pris: I’w Cadarnhau
Cwrs Sefydlu Staff y Parciau Cenedlaethol
21 - 23 Medi 2015
F/11c
F/11d
Pris: £330 F/21
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Snowdonia National Park Authority.
NODAU: Galluogi staff newydd o bob Parc i werthfawrogi arwyddocâd y Parciau
Cenedlaethol yn lleol ac yn genedlaethol. Bydd y cwrs yn ystyried y gwaith mewn cyswllt
ehangach, a bydd yn rhoi cyfle i gyfarfod a gwneud cysylltiadau proffesiynol defnyddiol â
staff o Barciau Cenedlaethol yng Nghymru, Lloegr, a’r Alban.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Cael gwell dealltwriaeth o athroniaeth, pwrpasau a gweithgareddau’r Parciau
Cenedlaethol.
• Cynyddu ymwybyddiaeth o’r materion cyfredol sy’n wynebu’r Parciau a thrafod ffyrdd o
ddelio â nhw.
• Datblygu ymdeimlad o bartneriaeth gyda chydweithwyr yn eu Parc a Pharciau eraill,
ynghyd â gwneud cysylltiadau proffesiynol a chymdeithasol defnyddiol.
AELODAU’R CWRS: Cwrs ar gyfer staff gweddol newydd ac apwyntiadau diweddar ym
mhob adran o’r Parciau Cenedlaethol.
Cynllunio a Gweithredu Bioddiogelwch ar gyfer
Rhywogaethau Ymledol
23 – 25 Medi 2015
Pris: £344F/22
TREFNWR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Uwch Darlithydd, Awdurdod Parc Cenedalethol Eryri, mewn cydweithrediad â
Matthew Ellis, Uwch Swyddog Rhywogaethau, Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru
NODAU: Mae’r cwrs hwn yn eich cyflwyno i ystod o rywogaethau ymledol yn y DU, ar
draws amgylcheddau daearol, dŵr croyw a morol ynghyd â’r gwahanol opsiynau sy’n bodoli
ar gyfer rheoli, rheolaeth a chynllunio bioddiogelwch gyfer y rhywogaethau hyn.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Bod yn ymwybodol o rywogaethau amrodorol ymledol (a adwaenir fel INNS) mewn
amgylcheddau, daearol, dŵr croyw a morol.
• Cael gwell dealltwriaeth o’r ddeddfwriaeth a’r rheoliadau cyfredol sy’n berthnasol i INNS.
• Datblygu dealltwriaeth o effeithiau economaidd cymdeithasol ac amgylcheddol
rhywogaethau amrodorol ymledol.
• Datblygu dealltwriaeth o’r llwybrau sy’n achosi ymlediad INNS ac afiechydon.
• Datblygu ymwybyddiaeth a dealltwriaeth o fesurau rheoli, atal, rheoli a gwaredu.
• Datblygu cymwyseddau wrth gwblhau asesiadau risg bioddiogelwch.
• Annog cofnodi a dosbarthu cofnodion.
• Chwilio am arweiniad a chael mynediad at wybodaeth sydd a wnelo arfer gorau.
AELODAU’R CWRS: Perthnasol i’r rheiny lle mae eu gwaith yn ymwneud â mynediad,
cynllunio a rheoli amgylcheddau daearol, dŵr croyw a morol, er enghraifft, Awdurdodau
Lleol, Ymgynghorwyr, Rheolwyr Tir, y Diwydiant Dyframaethu, y Sector Ynni, Cwmnïau Dŵr,
Porthladdoedd ac Awdurdodau Harbwr, myfyrwyr israddedig neu uwchraddedigion mewn
gwyddorau biolegol ac ecoleg ac unrhyw awdurdodau neu grwpiau perthnasol eraill.
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National Parks and Wellbeing Programme Reading the Landscape for Wellbeing – One day workshop
14 September 2015 (Taught through the medium of Welsh)
21 September 2015 (Taught through the medium of English)
See page 17 for further details
Price: TBC
F/11c
F/11d
National Parks Staff Induction Course
21 - 23 September 2015
Price: £330F/21
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Senior Lecturer, Snowdonia National Park Authority
AIMS: To enable new staff from each Park to appreciate the significance of National Parks
locally, nationally and within the broader international conservation movement. The course
will allow people to view the work that they do in a wider context, and will provide an
opportunity to meet and make useful professional contacts with staff from the National Parks
of Wales, England and Scotland.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Gain a deeper insight into the philosophy, purposes and activities of the National Parks.
•Increase awareness of current issues facing the Parks and will have discussed ways of
addressing them.
•Develop a sense of partnership with colleagues within their own Park and in other Parks,
as well as making useful professional and social contacts.
FOR WHOM?: This course is intended to provide relatively new or recently appointed staff
from all sections of National Parks.
Invasive Species – Planning and Implementing Biosecurity
23 – 25 September 2015
Price: £344F/22
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Senior Lecturer, Snowdonia National Park Authority, in conjunction with
Matthew Ellis, Senior Species Officer, Natural Resources Wales
AIMS: This course introduces you to a range of invasive species found in the UK, across
terrestrial, freshwater and marine environments and the various options that exist for the
management, control and biosecurity planning for these species.
OBJECTIVES:
•Aware of invasive non native species (INNS) in marine, terrestrial and freshwater
environments.
•Have a better understanding of current legislation and regulations related to Inns.
•Develop an understanding of the social economic and environmental impacts of invasive
non native species.
•Develop an understanding of pathways that cause the spread of INNS and diseases.
•Develop awareness and understanding of control measures, prevention, control and
eradication.
•Develop competencies in the completion of biosecurity risk assessments.
•To encourage recording and record dissemination.
•Seek guidance and access best practice information.
FOR WHOM?: Relevant to those whose work is related to access, planning and
management of terrestrial, freshwater and marine environments, for example, Local
Authorities, Consultancies, Land Managers, the Aquaculture Industry, Energy Sector, Water
Companies, Ports and Harbour Authorities, undergraduate or post graduate biological science
and ecology students and any other relevant Authorities or groups.
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Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles –
Celf a Natur
5 – 7 Hydref 2015
Pris: I’w CadarnhauF/6c
Gwelwch dudalen 10 am fwy o fanylion
Trin Geiriau: Ysgrifennu am leoedd,
ysgrifennu ar gyfer ymwelwyr
5 – 8 Hydref 2015
Pris: £620F/23
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
James Carter a Susan Cross, Cymrodyr y Gymdeithas Dehongli Treftadaeth.
NODAU: Sefydlu canllawiau clir ar gyfer ysgrifennu deongliadol a chyflwyno sgiliau
ymarferol i alluogi aelodau’r cwrs i roi trefn ar eu gwaith yn y dyfodol. Yn addas ar gyfer y
rhai sydd ag ond ychydig neu ddim ymarfer blaenorol mewn ysgrifennu, yn ogystal â’r rhai
hynny gyda rhywfaint o brofiad.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Deall egwyddorion ysgrifennu deongliadol da.
• Creu hyder i ymdopi â thasgau ysgrifennu amrywiol.
• Ymarfer technegau ar gyfer gwneud dehongli yn effeithiol.
• Deall gwahanol ddulliau o werthuso gwaith ysgrifennu.
• Rhoi cyfle i drafod prosiect ysgrifennu o’u safle neu eu sefydliad eu hunain.
• Amcanwn hefyd at wneud ysgrifennu, a geiriau, yn gyffrous!
AR GYFER PWY?: Staff o wahanol gyrff amgylcheddol a threftadaeth sy’n ysgrifennu neu
yn golygu copi ar gyfer taflenni a chyhoeddiadau ar gyfer safle eraill, paneli dehongli ac
arddangosfeydd. Bydd yr egwyddorion a drafodir yn berthnasol hefyd i staff sy’n ymdrin â
datganiadau i’r wasg, cylchlythyrau newyddion a deunydd hyrwyddo.
Rhaglen Parciau Cenedlaethol a Lles –
Gweithdai Undydd Creu Labyrinth Tirwedd
28 Hydref 2015
31 Hydref 2015
Pris: £17 - £30F/7c
Gwelwch dudalen 12 am fwy o fanylion
F/7d
Cynllunio Rheolaeth yng Nghefn Gwlad
9 - 13 Tachwedd 2015
Pris: £555 F/24
TREFNWYR Y CWRS: Andrew Weir, Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri a Mike Alexander,
Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru.
NODAU: I ychwanegu at wybodaeth a sgiliau ar gyfer ysgrifennu a gweithredu ac adolygu a
diweddaru cynlluniau rheoli ar gyfer safleoedd a rhywogaethau.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Deall yr angen am gynllunio a’r agweddau cysyniadol sydd eu hangen i gynhyrchu a
gweithredu cynllun rheoli.
• Gwella sgiliau ysgrifennu cynlluniau rheoli yn cynnwys y broses adolygu.
• Datblygu gwybodaeth bellach o rannau allweddol o’r broses gynllunio, yn benodol: polisi
Deddfwriaethol, disgrifiad safle, gwerthuso, gosod amcanion, monitro a chynlluniau
gweithredu.
• Deall egwyddorion a gweithrediad cynllunio rheolaeth addasol a chymwysadwy.
• Ennill dealltwriaeth o seiliau moesegol a gwerthoedd cynllunio cefn gwlad, yr iaith a
ddefnyddir a phwysigrwydd cysylltiad â’r gymuned leol a rhanddalwyr.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai â chyfrifoldeb am gynlluniau rheoli ar gyfer safleoedd a
rhywogaethau ac am eu gweithredu e.e., rheolwyr safle a swyddogion maes, cynllunwyr a
swyddogion cynllun, ac eraill sy’n ymwneud â 28
rheolaeth safleoedd a thir.
National Parks and Well-Being Programme Art and Nature
5 – 7 October 2015
See page 11 for further details
Price: TBCF/6c
A Way with Words: Writing about places, writing for visitors.
5 – 8 October 2015
Price: £620F/23
COURSE ORGANISERS:
James Carter and Susan Cross, Fellows of the Association for Heritage Interpretation.
AIMS: To establish clear guidelines for interpretive writing, and to give participants practical
tools which they can use to help shape their future work. The event is suitable for those with
little or no previous training or practice in writing, as well as those with some experience.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Understand the principles of good interpretive writing.
•Have greater confidence in approaching a range of writing tasks.
•Practice techniques for making interpretation really effective.
•Understand various methods by which they can evaluate their writing.
•Have had an opportunity to discuss a writing project from their own site or organisation.
•We also aim to make writing, and words, exciting!
FOR WHOM?: Staff working in a range of environmental and heritage organisations who
write or edit copy for leaflets and other site publications, interpretive panels and exhibitions.
The principles discussed will also be relevant to staff dealing with press releases, newsletters
and promotional materials.
National Parks and Wellbeing Programme – One day
workshops Creating a Landscape Labyrinth
28 October 2015 31 October 2015
Price: £17 - £30F/7c
See page 13 for further details
F/7d
Management Planning in the Countryside
9 - 13 November 2015
Price: £555F/24
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Snowdonia National Park Authority and Mike Alexander, Natural Resources Wales.
AIMS: To further the knowledge and skills required to write and implement site and species
management plans and review and update existing plans.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Understand the need for planning and comprehend the conceptual aspects required to
produce and implement a management plan.
•Improve skills in writing management plans including the review process.
•Develop further knowledge of key areas of planning process, namely: Legislative policy,
site description, evaluation, setting objectives, monitoring and action planning.
•Understand the principles and practice of adaptive/adaptable management planning.
•Gain an understanding of the ethical basis and values associated with countryside
planning, the language used and the importance of engagement with the local community
and stakeholders.
FOR WHOM?: Those with responsibility for site and species management plans and their
implementation e.g. site managers and field officers, project officers, conservation planners,
and others involved in site and area management.
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Mynediad a Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus, Y Gyfraith a
Rheolaeth
30 Tachwedd – 4 Rhagfyr 2015
Pris: £620F/25
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, APCE mewn cydweithrediad ag arbenigwyr ar gyfraith hawliau tramwy ac
aelodau o Sefydliad Swyddogion yr Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus a Rheolaeth Mynediad.
NODAU: I ddeall mwy am gyfraith a rheolaeth Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus, ynghyd â
mynediad i Cefn Gwlad.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Deall y gyfraith, gweithrediadau cyfreithol, dyletswyddau a chyfrifoldebau sy’n
angenrheidiol ar gyfer rheoli Hawliau Tramwy a mynediad i gefn gwlad, gan gynnwys
goblygiadau’r ddeddfwriaeth anabledd.
•Ystyried rhai dulliau i reoli a chynnal hawliau tramwy sy’n bodoli’n barod a deall rôl a
gweithdrefnau Ymchwiliadau Cyhoeddus a gwerth tystiolaeth hanesyddol.
•Ennill mwy o wybodaeth am weithredu rhannau 1 a 2 o’r Ddeddf CROW Chynlluniau Gwella
Hawliau Tramwy.
•Datblygu sgiliau ar gyfer ymgynghori ac ymdrin â gwrthdaro rhwng tirfeddianwyr a deiliaid
tir, grwpiau defnyddwyr ac awdurdodau hawliau tramwy.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai sy’n ymwneud â gweithredu, rheoli a chynnal a chadw mynediad i
gefn gwlad a hawliau tramwy.
Rheoli Prosiectau
1 – 2 Rhagfyr 2015
Pris: £330F/26
TREFNWR Y CWRS:
Bob White, Hyfforddiant AtLast! Cyf.
NODAU: Cyflwyno dulliau ac arferion mwy hylaw er mwyn medru rheoli prosiectau yn fwy
effeithiol.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Defnyddio proses 4 cam trefnus i
helpu Diffinio, Cynllunio, Rheoli a
Gwerthuso Prosiectau.
•Defnyddio sawl offeryn a thechneg
yn ystod pob cam.
•Defnyddio sgiliau rheoli a
phersonol eraill (rheoli amser,
rheolaeth bersonnol sgiliau
dirprwyo a chyfarfod) i helpu
rheoli prosiectau.
AR GYFER PWY?: Mae’r cwrs yn
addas ar gyfer rheolwyr prosiect
profiadol, yn ogystal â’r rhai sy’n
mentro at y pwnc o’r newydd.
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Access and Public Rights of Way, Law and Management
30 November – 4 December 2015 Price: £620F/25
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with rights of way law specialists and members
of the Institute of Public Rights of Way and Access Management.
AIMS: To develop further knowledge, skills and understanding of the Law and Management
of Public Rights of Ways and Countryside Access.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Comprehend the laws, legal procedures, duties and responsibilities necessary for the
management of Rights of Way and countryside access including implications with respect
to disability legislation.
•Consider some of the methods which may be employed in managing and maintaining
existing rights of way and understand the role and procedures of Public Inquiries and the
value of historical evidence.
•Gain further knowledge of the implementation of parts 1 and 2 of the CROW ACT and
ROWIP’s.
•Develop some of the skills required for consulting and dealing with conflicts between
landowners and occupiers, user groups and right of way authorities.
FOR WHOM?: Those involved with the implementation, management and maintenance of
countryside access and rights of way.
Project Management
Price: £330F/26
1 – 2 December 2015
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Bob White, AtLast! Training Limited
AIMS: To give participants user friendly routines and skills to help manage projects more
efficiently.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Use a methodical 4 stage process to help Define, Plan,
Manage and Evaluate Projects.
•Use a number of tools and techniques at each stage.
•Use other management and personal skills (time and
self management, delegation and meeting skills) to help
manage and control projects.
FOR WHOM?: Suitable for both experienced project
managers and those who are new to the topic.
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Rheoli a Darparu Mynediad i Bawb
1 – 3 Chwefror 2016
Pris:360G/01
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch mewn cydweithrediad ag Andy Johnson, Countryside4All.
NODAU: Cyflwyno her i swyddogion cefn gwlad proffesiynol i ddarparu mynediad i
bobl anabl i’w holl gyfleusterau a gwasanaethau. Darparu arweiniad ymarferol i oresgyn
rhwystrau corfforol ac eraill i sicrhau bod darparwyr gwasanaethau cefn gwlad yn
ymwybodol o’u dyletswyddau a’u cyfrifoldebau tuag at bobl gydag anableddau.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Deall oblygiadau ymarferol, gwasanaethol a rheolaethol Deddf Gydraddoldeb 2010
i ddarpariaeth gwasanaethau ar gyfer pobl anabl a gwneud cysylltiadau ymarferol â
deddfwriaeth Cefn Gwlad a Hawliau Tramwy (CROW ayyb).
•Gwella gwybodaeth a dealltwriaeth o faterion yn ymwneud â phobl ag anableddau sy’n
ymweld ac yn mwynhau cefn gwlad a thrafod syniadau am sut i drosglwyddo eich neges i
grwpiau sy’n cael eu heithrio’n gymdeithasol rhag mynediad i gefn gwlad ar hyn o bryd.
•Datblygu sgiliau archwiliad ac arolwg mynediad a phrosesau i wybodaeth o’r fath i roi
gwerth ychwanegol i gyflenwyr gwasanaethau a defnyddwyr cefn gwlad.
•Datblygu mwy o wybodaeth a sgiliau yn y defnydd o offer “gwirio iechyd” ar gyfer adolygu
polisïau, arferion a gweithdrefnau ar eu safleoedd.
•Datblygu hyder a dealltwriaeth wrth ddelio â phobl ag anableddau a dysgu am
enghreifftiau o ymarfer da o ran cyfeusterau a gwasanaethau cyraeddadwy.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai sy’n rheoli a darparu mynediad i gefn gwlad i bobl anabl.
Dehongli nawr – Cynllunio ar gyfer y rhai sy’n ymweld â
safleoedd treftadaeth yn y 21ain ganrif
1 – 4 Chwefror2016
Pris: £620G/02
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
James Carter a Susan Cross, Cymrodyr y Gymdeithas Dehongli Treftadaeth.
DISGRIFIAD O’R CWRS: Mae’r cwrs hwn yn gyflwyniad ymarferol i gynllunio dehongli
sy’n gwneud i rywun feddwl. Mae’n rhaid i ddehongli nawr ymateb i batrwm galwadau’r
ymwelydd yn y 21ain ganrif, a gweithio gyda photensial y cyfryngau newydd.
AMCANION:
•Gweithio gyda’r modelau presennol i ysgogi ymwelwyr, a sicrhau bod ystod mor eang â
phosibl o ymwelwyr yn darganfod rhywbeth i’w bodloni a’u diddori.
•Deall sut mae’r chwyldro gwybodaeth yn effeithio ar ymddygiad ymwelwyr ac arferion
dehongli.
•Integreiddio dehongli gydag amcanion busnes ac ariannol.
•Edrych ar rôl dehonglwyr yn y sgyrsiau a’r rhwydweithio sy’n rhan o brofiad ymwelwyr
modern.
•Gwneud cynlluniau realistig i ddefnyddio cyfryngau ‘newydd’ a symudol.
AR GYFER PWY?: Y rhai sy’n ymwneud â dehongli treftadaeth naturiol neu ddiwylliannol,
bydd y cwrs hwn yn eich helpu i ddatblygu cynlluniau effeithiol ar gyfer safleoedd, grwpiau o
safleoedd neu ardaloedd â hunaniaeth arbennig.
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Managing and Delivering Access for All
1 – 3 February 2016
Price: £360G/01
COURSE ORGANISER:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with Andy Johnson, Countryside4All.
AIMS: To challenge countryside professionals to deliver access to all their facilities and
services for disabled people. To provide practical guidance in overcoming physical and other
barriers and to ensure that countryside service providers are fully aware of their duties and
responsibility towards people with disabilities.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Understand the practical, service and management implications of the Disability
Discrimination Act 2010, including the Disability Equality Duty, and its link to Countryside
and Rights of Way legislation (CROW etc).
•Improve knowledge and understanding of the issues concerning disabled people visiting
and enjoying the countryside and explore ideas of how to get your message across to
groups who are currently socially excluded from accessing the countryside.
•Develop access survey and audit skills and processes for such information to add value for
service providers and countryside users.
•Develop further knowledge and skills in the use of “health check” tools for the review of
policies, practices and procedures on their sites.
•Develop confidence and understanding to the approach to access for people with
disabilities and become aware of good practice examples of accessible facilities and
services.
FOR WHOM?: Those responsible for managing and delivering countryside access for
disabled people.
Interpretation now - Planning for heritage site
visitors in the 21st century
1 – 4 February 2016
Price: £620G/02
COURSE ORGANISERS:
James Carter and Susan Cross, Fellows of the Association for Heritage Interpretation.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is a thought provoking and practical introduction to
interpretation planning. Interpretation now must respond to 21st century patterns of visitor
demand and work with the potential of new media.
OBJECTIVES:
•To work with current models of visitor motivation, and ensure that as wide a range of
visitors as possible find something that satisfies and interests them.
•To understand how the information revolution affects visitors’ behaviour and interpretation
practice.
•To integrate interpretation with business and financial objectives.
•To look at interpreters’ role in the conversations and networking that are part of modern
visitors’ experience.
•To make realistic plans for the use of ‘new’ and mobile media.
FOR WHOM?: Those involved with interpreting natural or cultural heritage, this course will
help you develop effective plans for sites, groups of sites or areas with a distinct identity.
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Ysgrifennu Adroddiadau ar gyfer Ymgynghorwyr Ecolegol
4 - 5 Chwefror 2016
Pris:210G/03
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Pat Waring, Ecology Services UK Ltd ar y cyd ag Andrew Weir, APCE
NODAU: Helpu’r rhai sy’n gyfrifol am ysgrifennu, comisiynu neu gyflwyno sylwadau
ar adroddiadau i ddatblygu sgiliau llunio adroddiadau, ysgrifennu briffiau ac archwilio
adroddiadau pobl eraill mewn ffordd feirniadol.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
• Adnabod yr hyn yr ydym yn ceisio’i gyflawni wrth ysgrifennu adroddiadau.
• Adolygu penodau adroddiadau a’u pwrpas.
• Archwilio cyngor a chanllawiau ar gyfer ysgrifennu adroddiadau gan ddarpar gleientiaid ac
• Awdurdodau Cynllunio Lleol.
• Trafod astudiaethau achos sy’n dangos adroddiadau llwyddiannus ac aflwyddiannus.
AR GYFER PWY?: Ecolegwyr sydd am i’w hadroddiadau fod more brofessiynol a phosib.
Y cwrs yn fuddiol i rai â chyfrifoldeb dros ysgrifennu, gwirio neu roi sylwadau ar ddogfennau
ecolegol.
Yn berthasol i’r rhai sy’n ymgeisio am drwydded i weithio gyda ystlumod.
Mynediad a Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus, Y Gyfraith a
Rheolaeth
29 Chwefror – 4 Mawrth 2016
Pris: £620G/04
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, APCE mewn cydweithrediad ag arbenigwyr ar gyfraith hawliau tramwy ac
aelodau o Sefydliad Swyddogion yr Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus a Rheolaeth Mynediad.
NODAU: I ddeall mwy am gyfraith a rheolaeth Hawliau Tramwy Cyhoeddus, ynghyd â
mynediad i gefn gwlad.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•Deall y gyfraith, gweithrediadau cyfreithol, dyletswyddau a chyfrifoldebau sy’n
angenrheidiol ar gyfer rheoli Hawliau Tramwy a mynediad i gefn gwlad, gan gynnwys
goblygiadau’r ddeddfwriaeth anabledd.
•Ystyried rhai dulliau i reoli a chynnal hawliau tramwy sy’n bodoli’n barod a deall rôl a
gweithdrefnau Ymchwiliadau Cyhoeddus a gwerth tystiolaeth hanesyddol.
•Ennill mwy o wybodaeth am weithredu rhannau 1 a 2 o’r Ddeddf CROW Chynlluniau Gwella
Hawliau Tramwy.
•Datblygu sgiliau ar gyfer ymgynghori ac ymdrin â gwrthdaro rhwng tirfeddianwyr a deiliaid
tir, grwpiau defnyddwyr ac awdurdodau hawliau tramwy.
AR GYFER PWY?: Rhai sy’n ymwneud â gweithredu, rheoli a chynnal a chadw mynediad i
gefn gwlad a hawliau tramwy.
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Report Writing for Ecological Consultants
4 - 5 February 2016
Price:210G/03
COURSE ORGANISER:
Pat Waring. Ecology Services UK Ltd in conjunction with Andrew Weir, Senior Lecturer, Plas
Tan y Bwlch
AIMS: To help those with responsibilities for writing, commissioning or commenting on
reports to develop skills in crafting reports, writing briefs and critically examining other
people’s reports.
OBJECTIVES:
•Identify the things that we are trying to achieve when writing reports.
• Review report chapters and their purpose.
•Examine advice and guidance for report writing from potential clients and Local Planning
Authorities.
•Discuss case studies illustrating successful and unsuccessful reports.
FOR WHOM?: This course is aimed at Ecologists who would like to ensure that their
reports are as professional as possible. The course is suitable for
anyone who has responsibility for writing, checking or commenting on
ecological documents.
People who would like to work towards a bat licence will find the whole
course very relevant.
Access and Public Rights of Way, Law and Management
29 February – 4 March 2016
Price: £620G/04
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with rights of way law specialists and members
of the Institute of Public Rights of Way and Access Management.
AIMS: To develop further knowledge, skills and understanding of the Law and Management
of Public Rights of Ways and Countryside Access.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•Comprehend the laws, legal procedures, duties and responsibilities necessary for the
management of Rights of Way and countryside access including implications with respect
to disability legislation.
•Consider some of the methods which may be employed in managing and maintaining
existing rights of way and understand the role and procedures of Public Inquiries and the
value of historical evidence.
•Gain further knowledge of the implementation of parts 1 and 2 of the CROW ACT and
ROWIP’s.
•Develop some of the skills required for consulting and dealing with conflicts between
landowners and occupiers, user groups and right of way authorities.
FOR WHOM?: Those involved with the implementation, management and maintenance of
countryside access and rights of way.
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Adeiladu Rhwydweithiau Natur Newydd – Gweithio gyda
Choed a Choedlannu
7 - 10 Mawrth 2016
Pris:435G/05
TREFNWYR Y CWRS:
Andrew Weir, APCE mewn cydweithrediad â Keith Kirby, Oxford Plant Sciences a Chyn Brif
Arbenigwr – Coedlannau, Natural England a Jim Latham, Ecologydd Coedlannau, Cyfoeth
Naturiol Cymru.
NODAU: Darparu cyflwyniad ymarferol i rwydweithiau natur newydd trwy ddefnyddio coed
a choedlannu, gan gynnwys y cefndir ecolegol a’r theori, y cyd destun polisi a’r gyrrwyr,
methodoleg, cynllunio a chymhwysedd.
AMCANION Y CWRS:
•I ddangos amrywiaeth prosiectau cadwraeth mawr sy’n cael eu cyflawni ar hyn o bryd.
•Ystyried effaith dadelfennu cynefin yn y DG a chadwraeth natur.
•Ymchwilio i egwyddorion o asesu cysylltedd cynefin a beth sy’n gwneud rhwydwaith
cynefin.
•Dehongli math a phatrwm tirwedd mewn perthynas ag anghenion rhywogaethau.
•Cysylltu cadwraeth ar raddfa eang gyda gwasanaethau ecosystem.
•Ymchwilio i gynllunio a gweithredu cadwraeth ar raddfa fawr mewn ffordd ymarferol.
•Trafod astudiaethau achos sy’n dangos llwyddiant neu fethiant lliniaru ar
AR GYFER PWY?: Staff y sectorau cyhoeddus a phreifat sy’n ymwneud â materion rheoli
coedwigoedd a choedlannau ar raddfa fawr, yn enwedig os ydynt yn ymwneud â rheoli
coedlannau a choedwigoedd. Bydd hefyd o ddiddordeb i reolwyr safle sydd am ddatblygu
agwedd ehangach i’w gwaith.
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Building New Nature Networks – Working with Trees and
Woods
7 - 10 March 2016
Price: £435G/05
COURSE ORGANISERS:
Andrew Weir, Plas Tan y Bwlch in conjunction with Keith Kirby, Oxford Plant Sciences and
Former Principal Specialist – Woodlands, Natural England and Jim Latham, Woodlands
Ecologist, Natural Resources Wales.
AIMS: To provide a practical introduction to woodland habitat networks, covering the
ecological and theoretical background, policy context and drivers, design methodology,
planning and application.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
•To illustrate the diversity of large scale conservation projects currently being undertaken.
•Comprehend the impact of habitat fragmentation in the UK and for modern conservation.
•Explore the principles of assessing habitat connectivity and what makes a habitat network.
•Interpreting landscape type and pattern in relation to species needs.
•Link large-scale conservation to ecosystem service delivery.
•Explore planning and implementing large-scale conservation in practice.
FOR WHOM?: Public and private sector staff involved with landscape scale initiatives and
environmental planning, especially where this involves woodland and forestry management.
It will also be of interest to site managers who wish to develop a wider perspective in their
work.
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Am fanylion pellach cysylltwch â . For further details please contact
Plas Tan y Bwlch, Maentwrog,
Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd LL41 3YU,
Ffôn/Tel: (01766) 772600
e-mail: [email protected]
www.plastanybwlch.com
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FFURFLEN ARCHEBU . BOOKING FORM
Teitl y Cwrs
Course Title
Dyddiad y Cwrs
Course Dates
Rhif y Cwrs
Course No.
Cyfenw
Surname
Enw Cyntaf
First Name
Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms
Cyfeiriad Cysylltu
Contact Address
Rhif ffôn yn ystod y dydd
Daytime telephone number
E-bost
E-mail
A ydych am dderbyn eich deunydd cwrs trwy E-bost neu’r post?
Would you prefer your pre course material via E-mail or post?
Enw Awdurdod Cyflogi/Cyflogwr
Name of Employing Authority/Employer
Teitl y swydd
Position held
Prif ddyletswyddau/cyfrifoldebau
Main duties/responsibilities
Nodwch
Please indicate
Cyflogwr - Llywodraeth Ganolog/Llywodraeth Leol/AALI/Parc Cenedlaethol/Sefydliad Gwirfoddol/
Cyflogwr Preifat/Ymddiriedolaeth Groundwork
Employer - Central Government/Local Government/LEA/National Park/Voluntary Organisation/Private Employer/
Groundwork Trust
Arall/Other?: ..............................................................................................................................................................
Cyflogaeth - llawn amser/gwirfoddol/noddedig gan asiantaeth hyfforddi
Type of employment - permanent/voluntary/training agency fundee
Arall/Other?: ..............................................................................................................................................................
Nodwch unrhyw anhwylderau meddygol
Please state any relevant medical conditions
Nodwch unrhyw anghenion bwyd arbennig
Please state any special dietary requirements
Nodwch Preswyl/Di-Breswyl
Please state Resident/Non Resident
Cyfeiriad anfoneb
Invoice address
Llofnod yr Ymgeisydd
Dydd.
Signature of Applicant
Date
Llofnod y Swyddog Awdurdodi
Signature of Authorising Officer Dydd.
Date
Ticiwch y blwch yma os nad ydych am i’ch manylion gael eu hanfon i aelodau eraill y cwrs.
Please tick this box if you do not wish your details to be sent to fellow participants of the course.
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CAIS AM FANYLION CWRS LLAWN
REQUEST FOR FULL COURSE DETAILS
Enw
Name
Cyfeiriad
Address
Côd Post
Post Code
Ffôn
Telephone
E-bost
E-mail
A ydych am dderbyn eich rhaglen trwy E-bost neu’r post?
Would you prefer to receive your programme via E-mail or post?
A fyddech cystal ag anfon rhaglen fanwl a ffurflen archebu ar gyfer y
cyrsiau canlynol (rhowch dic wrth y rhai o ddiddordeb i chi).
Please send me a detailed programme and booking form for the
following courses (please tick those required).
F/01
F/07b
F/12
F/22
F/02
F/07c
F/13
F/23
F/03
F/07d
F/14
F/24
F/04
F/08
F/15
F/25
F/05
F/09
F/16
F/26
F/05b
F/10
F/17
G/01
F/06
F/11
F/18
G/02
F/06b
F/11b
F/19
G/03
F/06c
F/11c
F/20
G/04
F/07
F/11d
F/21
G/05
Oes gennych unrhyw awgrymiadau ar gyfer cyrsiau newydd?
Do you have any suggestions for new courses?
Your name and address will be stored electronically by the Snowdonia National
Park Authority, and may be used to send you information about other similar
courses that we hold.
Bydd eich enw a’ch cyfeiriad yn cael ei gadw ar gof electronig gan
Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri. Gellir ei ddefnyddio i yrru
gwybodaeth i chi am unrhyw gwrs tebyg y byddwn yn ei gynnal.
Please tick this box if you do not wish to receive
information about courses in the future.
Ticiwch y bocs os nad ydych eisiau derbyn unrhyw
wybodaeth am y cyrsiau hyn yn y dyfodol.
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