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Mae straeon, hanesion a phobl cymunedau Llŷn ymhlith y pethau sy'n gwneud y lle’n gwbl arbennig.

A successful week-long Archaeological festival was held at the Llŷn Maritime Museum just before Christmas 2023 organised by a team from...

With the three-year LIVE project, which has funded the work of the Ecoamgueddfa Llŷn (Ecomuseum), drawing to an end, we’re looking...

The weather in February was wild, with storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin venting their fury and destruction. It was a relief to see the...

Roedd prynhawn dydd Mercher 16eg Chwefror yn ddiwrnod mawr i fi – cyfarfod wyneb yn wyneb cyntaf gyda Phartneriaid Ecoamgueddfa ers dechrau

On 3rd September the old surgery, Llithfaen was re-opened in a new location at Nant Gwrtheyrn, the National Welsh Language Centre, one of...

The Rook (Rúcach) and the Jackdaw (Cág) are two very social species of crow. They spend a large share of their time in the company of ...

Ar y dydd hwn, Ebrill 6ed 1901, union 120 o flynyddoedd yn ôl, drylliwyd y llong hwylio haearn, Y Stuart ar greigiau Porth Tŷ Mawr

Autumn is the time of year when Grey Seals (Morlo llwyd) give birth to their pups, generally from mid-September to mid-November. Autumn...

Perhaps one of Llŷn's most charismatic inhabitants, the Red-billed Chough (Brân Goesgoch) is a crow species easily identified by its...

I know what you're thinking: that doesn't sound like the most glamorous of autumn spectacles to witness whilst you're on Pen Llŷn! But...

Woodlands and forests are not abundant on Llŷn, especially those of native broadleaf species such as Oak (Derw) and Ash (Onnen). The...

Thousands and thousands of migratory birds arrive and pass through the landscape and seas surrounding Pen Llŷn during autumn. Pen Llŷn's...