Check, Clean, Dry! Free biosecurity training in NE Wales

Phil Stone • Feb 17, 2020

Get a day's free training at one of four locations in North East Wales in Feb and March

Instructions on how to Check, Clean and Dry to minimise risk of spreading invasive species

Have you heard of Check, Clean, Dry?

Gemma Rose From the North Wales Wildlife Trust is running a series of free training workshops in North East Wales to raise the importance of "Check, Clean, Dry". As a paddling community, we have a duty to make sure that we don’t spread invasive species by inadvertently carrying them about.

There will be four workshops held in the following locations from 10am-4pm:

Weds 19 Feb – Alyn Waters Country Park
Weds 26 Feb – Loggerheads Country Park
Weds 4 Mar – Llyn Brenig
Weds 11 Mar – Wepre Park

Booking is essential - places are limited to 15 at each venue.

Drinks, lunch and goodies will be provided.

To find out more or book your place, please contact Gemma Rose (Our River Wellbeing Project Officer, North Wales Wildlife Trust) at Gemma.Rose@northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk

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