One of the things we often come across on our walks is remnants of the past scattered across the landscape. But it can be tricky to know exactly what we’re looking at: Who built these structures? When were they made? And why?

That’s why I’m thrilled to introduce Sean Gavin, a recently retired history teacher, who will guide us through the fascinating history and its imprint of the landscape. Whilst the workshop takes place in Eryri National Park many of the same features can be seen across all our upland areas.

Together, we’ll untangle the mysteries of the Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age, and explore everything from stone circles and cromlechs to burnt mounds. We will also cover the Romans, the Welsh Princes, the Anglo-Norman conquest and castle building, industrial archaeology, tourism, and WWII.

Join us this October for the very first Nature of Snowdonia History in the…