Dyserth Environmental Group


	Dyserth Environmental Group works closely with various groups, including:- Cadwyn Clwyd Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Denbighshire Countryside Service Dyserth Community Council Keep Wales Tidy


	Dyserth Environmental Group calendars for 2012 now available. Obtainable from group members or by post. Click here for details.


	For some projects we act as facilitators between grant funding and organisations such as Denbighshire Countryside Services

		An example of this is our Dyserth Circular Walk


	This map is taken from a booklet of walks we produced with Denbighshire Tourism



	Liaison with Denbighshire County Council Footpath Officers Has resulted in footpaths being cleared and new styles erected.



We provided this notice board in the High Street, for the use of all Dyserth residents.



		A bilingual information panel has been produced for the high street - see lower down for an update..


	We have planted thousands of bulbs around the village (though many were dug up again during various road & cycle track improvements)


	This is one of several benches we have placed around the village. (Near St Bridget’s Church and the New Inn)


	Another is above the Waterfall Café we are involved in improving this area

		From Rhyl Journal September 2009


	Our bench on St Asaph Road.


	We replaced the bench that had been removed from near the Bowling Club on Thomas Avenue


	The bench in Gibbs (or Foel) wood


	An information board was installed at this bench in August 2008 Describing the view from Foel Wood


	For a panoramic photo of the above see the Panoramas page

Also in Foel Wood

we have installed 60 bird boxes.

And later reinforced many of them to protect them from Woodpeckers


	Near the waterfall we have installed plaques showing the name of the river.


	We have produced an information board for the Waterfall Gardens, it was installed on Sept 3rd 2008

Funding has been allocated for Denbighshire County Council to have some repairs done to the (privately-owned) Clive Engine House next to Dyserth Falls Resort. (previously Graig Park). Work commenced in December 2011.

We will be helping with the permissive access footpaths to the site once repair work is complete.

Our Dyserth Brochure.

Researched, written and photography by group members

5,000 copies were printed and, assisted by Dyserth Guides, we delivered a copy to every house in Dyserth


	To see it go to the Dyserth Brochure page




		Installation of our display panel in Dyserth High Street, 10th October 2009. Our thanks to the owners and Landlord of Y-Bodunig Public House for permission to install the panel in their car park



				For some time we have been planning to improve the area in front of one of the Lime Kilns on Upper Foel Road.



		In October 2011 the area was transformed for us by the Community Payback Team, with funding from the Tidy Towns Initiative.


	We had a bilingual information panel produced and it was erected in February 2012

The board with the temporary supports in place while the concrete set around the posts.

We would like to place a mural on the bricked-up area on the front of the kiln showing how the kiln was in operation.

This will be part of a planned Heritage Trail around the village.

Other projects have included:-
(no photos available)

clearing the High Street entrance to the playing field,

tidying up various areas of the village, river and woodland,

providing some of the dog bins

installing owl boxes at various locations

A huge 1871 Ordnance Survey map of Dyserth was given to the village
by Carolyn Minshull –
we arranged for this to be placed in a protective plastic cover and we have put the map on display in St Bridget’s Church Hall.

The secretary of the Group is Jackie Parry. Email:
Every member of the village is a member as of right.

The Chairman is Peter Robinson - webmaster of Dyserth.com

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