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Welcome to our Conservation page. 

Here you will find information about what conservation work we are doing to protect the Future of Endangered Species in Wales.

Due to the sensitivity of the birds that may nest at our woodland site.

For this Reason 

NO Dogs are allowed within Narrows Wood Conservation Area. 

Please keep any dogs on a leads when walking the private tracks adjacent to Narrows Wood Conservation site.

Environment (Wales) Act 2016 Section 7 – list of the living organisms of principal importance for

 the purpose of maintaining and enhancing biodiversity in relation to Wales.

Click highlighted Names in the list below! 

 Our Conservation Projects on Priority species in Blue. 

Identified to be present in our wood in red

(research required for there Conservation)

Local to Cwm Gilla Woods area list but not Identified yet.

 Useful outside link to info Websites on a Species in green.

Conservation Status Priority in Wales only species(*) as in Decline in Wales

(R)red list (A)Amber list (NA} Not Assessed (LC)Least Concern

There are 188 Invertebrate Species of Priority in Wales. 

These Invertebrates are in Decline and are Protected under the Act in Wales.

Priority in Wales only species(*)

Moths & Butterflies

Grey dagger, Knot grass, The forester, A micro-moth(Agonopterix atomella),

 Flounced chestnut, Brown-spot pinion,  Beaded chestnut, Green Brindled crescent,

 Ear moth, Mouse moth, A Pyralid moth(Anania funebris),Large nutmeg, 

Dusky brocade, Deep-brown dart, Garden tiger, High brown fritillary*, 

The sprawler, Centre-barred sallow,Dark brocade, Pearl-bordered fritillary*,

Small pearl-borderedfritillary, Minor shoulder-knot, Mottled rustic, Haworth’s minor, 

The crescent, The streak, Broom-tip, Latticed heath, Small heath, Large heath, 

White-spotted pinion*, Goat moth,Small blue, Dingy mocha, Oak lutestring,

Brindled ochre, Small square-spot, Figure of eight, Small phoenix, September thorn, 

Dusky thorn, August thorn,Grey mountain carpet, Galium carpet, The silurian*,

Dingy skipper,Autumnal rustic, The spinach, Marsh fritillary*,Netted carpet moth *, 

Garden dart, White-line dart, Double dart,Bordered gothic*, 

Narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth*, Small emerald, Ghost moth,Grayling, The rustic, 

Rosy rustic,Weaver’s wave*,Silky wave, Orange upperwing*, Currant shoot-borer, 

Wall brown, Wood white, White-letter Hairstreak, White admiral,Brindled beauty, 

Belted beauty*, V moth, The lackey, Dot moth, Broom moth, Pretty chalk carpet, Rosy minor,

Drab looper,Shoulder-striped wainscot, A micro-moth(Nemapogon picarella ), 

A micro-moth( Nematopogon magna), Lunar yellow underwing*,Oblique carpet,

 Powdered quaker,Dark spinach, Grass rivulet, A micro-moth(Phyllonorycter sagitella), 

 Silver-studded blue*,Pale shining brown*,A pyralid moth(Pyrausta sanguinalis), Grizzled skipper,

Argent and sable*, Large wainscot,Scarce hook tip*, Mullein wave, Chalk carpet, Shaded broad-bar,

White ermine, Buff ermine, The anomalous, Welsh clearwing*,Brown hairstreak*,

Hedge rustic, Feathered gothic,Blood-vein, Pale eggar, The cinnabar, Oak Hook-tip,

 Dusky-lemon sallow, The sallow, Red carpet,Dark-barred twin-spot carpet, Heath rustic, 

Ashworth’s rustic, Neglected rustic, Sword-grass*

Bees & Wasps

 A mining bee (yn GyrA)(Andrena tarsata),Brown-banded carder-bee*, Moss carder-bee,

 Red-shanked carder-bee, Large garden bumblebee, Shrill carder-bee*,

A ruby-tailed wasp(Chrysis fulgida), Long-horned Bee,

A mason-wasp(Odynerus melanocephalus), A mason bee*(Osmia parietina), 

A mason bee*(Osmia xanthomelana),

Beetles & other insects

A ground beetle(Agonum scitulum),Hornet robber fly*,

 A ground beetle(Bembidion quadripustulatum), A ground beetle*(Bembidion testaceum),

A diving beetle* (Bidessus minutissimus), Northern February red*,

 A ground beetle (Calosoma inquisitor),A ground beetle(Carabus monilis), 

A ground beetle(Chlaenius tristis), A tiger beetle*(Cicindela hybrida), 

A Stiletto-fly*(Cliorismia rustica), Southern damselfly*,

A leaf beetle / Ten spottedbeetle(Cryptocephalus decemmaculatus), 

A tiger beetle*(Cylindera germanica), A reed beetle(Donacia aquatica), 

A reed beetle(Donacia bicolora),A dance fly(Empis limata),Shining guest ant,

 Mole cricket, A caddis fly (yn gyra)(Hagenella clathrata), 

A ground beetle(Harpalus melancholicus), Lesser silver water beetle*,

A diving beetle*(Hydroporus rufifrons),A cranefly(Idiocera sexguttata),

A stonefly(Isogenus nubecula),A cranefly(Lipsothrix errans)*, 

 A cranefly(Lipsothrix nervosa)*,A cranefly(Lipsothrix nigristigma), Stag beetle*,

 An oil-beetle(Meloe proscarabaeus), An oil-beetle(Meloe rugosus), 

An oil-beetle(Meloe violaceus), A rove beetle*(Meotica anglica),Iron blue mayfly,

A water beetle(Ochthebius poweri), A soldier fly*(Odontomyia hydroleon),

A ground beetle*( Panagaeus cruxmajor),A mayfly(Potamanthus luteus),  

A cranefly(Rhabdomastix japonica), Hairy click beetle*, A rove beetle(Thinobius newberyi),

Spiders & Other Invertebrates

White-clawed freshwatercrayfish*, A Comb-footed spider(Dipoena inornata),

Fen raft spider*, A money-spider(Erigone welchi),A spider(Haplodrassus dalmatensis),

 A freshwater bryozoan(Lophopus crystallinus),Freshwater pearl mussel*,

 A money spider(Mecopisthes peusi), A money spider( Meioneta mollis),

A money spider(Monocephalus castaneipes),Glutinous snail*,

A money spider(Notioscopus sarcinatus), Mud snail(Omphiscola glabra), 

A running crab-spider(Philodromus fallax),  Fine-lined pea mussel*,Depressed river mussel*,

 A money spider(Saaristoa firma),A jumping spider(Sitticus caricis), 

Narrow-mouthed whorl snail*, Geyer's whorl snail*,Desmoulin’s whorl snail*,

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