FINALIST 2026
🎬 The Coal Spoil Connections Team are proud to present a legacy film, as phase one of the current funded project draws to a close.
💚 The Coal Spoil Connections project worked hard to share knowledge regarding the importance of biodiversity within coal spoil habitats with both residents and visitors alike. Encouraging enjoyment of these green spaces, recreationally, whilst being mindful of the vast array of life that calls a coal spoil home.
🍿 The first showing of the film was at the recent Coal Spoil Connections conference. Conference attendees were treated to an exciting premiere, and an opportunity to listen to the Coal Spoil Connections team sharing their thoughts on how the project has been beneficial to the local communities and nature that thrive there.
👏 A huge thank you to Rodrigo Miguez for filming and editing the film.
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Gwaddol Cysylltiadau Sborion Glo!
🎬 Mae Tîm Cysylltiadau Sborion Glo yn falch i gyflwyno fideo gwaddol, wrth i gam gyntaf y prosiect cyfredol a arianwyd ddod i ben.
💚 Fe weithiodd prosiect Cysylltiadau Sborion Glo yn galed i rannu gwybodaeth ynghylch pwysigrwydd bioamrywiaeth mewn cynefinoedd sborion glo gyda thrigolion yn ogystal ag ymwelwyr. Gan annog mwynhau’r ardaloedd gwyrdd hyn at ddibenion hamdden, tra’n cofio ystyried yr ystod eang iawn o fywyd sy’n galw sborion glo yn gartref.
🍿 Dangoswyd y fideo am y tro cyntaf yng nghynhadledd ddiweddar Cysylltiadau Sborion Glo. Mwynhaodd y cynadleddwyr y première cyffrous, a’r cyfle i wrando ar dîm Cysylltiadau Sborion Glo yn rhannu eu meddyliau ar sut y bu’r prosiect yn fuddiol i’r cymunedau lleol a’r natur sy’n ffynnu yno.
👏 Diolch o galon i Rodrigo Miguez am ffilmio a golygu’r fideo.
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