Podlediad Eryri / Eryri Podcast

Ymunwch â Jade Owen, ein Pennaeth Treftadaeth Ddiwylliannol, wrth iddi sgwrsio â Dafydd Job, ŵyr y bardd, sy'n rhannu sut y bu'r gadair yn aros ym meddiant y teulu am dros 100 mlynedd. Cawn hefyd glywed gan y bardd ac arbenigwr ar hanes cadeiriau'r Eisteddfod, Iestyn Tyne, sy'n egluro arwyddocâd y darganfyddiad arbennig hwn.

Mae'r gadair bellach i'w gweld fel rhan o arddangosfa Cadeiriau'r Ysgwrn, sy'n adrodd straeon Hedd Wyn, J. T. Job ac Eugene Van Fleteren.

In this episode of the Eryri Podcast, we uncover the extraordinary story behind the rediscovery of J. T. Job's 1918 National Eisteddfod Chair.

Join our Head of Cultural Heritage, Jade Owen as she speaks with Dafydd Job, the poet's grandson, who reveals how the chair remained in the family's possession for over 100 years, alongside poet and Eisteddfod chair expert Iestyn Tyne, who shares the fascinating history behind this important piece of Welsh cultural heritage.

Now on display as part of the Chairs of Yr Ysgwrn exhibition, the chair helps tell a powerful story of war, loss, peace and remembrance.

Hosted by Catrin Glyn, our Partnerships Project Manager, this episode is for businesses that want to help keep their customers safe when visiting Eryri.

Joined by Emma Edwards-Jones, founder of AdventureSmart UK, and Jacqui Hanson, Regional Media Officer for the North Wales Mountain Rescue Association (NWMRA), the conversation explores how AdventureSmart UK began, the simple safety messages businesses can pass on to visitors, and why they matter.

For more information and Stay Safe videos from the North Wales Mountain Rescue Association, visit: https://www.nwmra.org/media.

Yn y rhifyn hwn o Bodlediad Eryri, mae Rhiannon Jones o Brosiect Coedwigoedd Glaw Celtaidd LIFE yn cyflwyno recordiad o gynhadledd arbennig y prosiect a gynhaliwyd ym Mhrifysgol Bangor ym mis Ebrill.

Wrth i’r prosiect gyrraedd ei wythfed flwyddyn, mae’r gynhadledd yn gyfle i ddathlu llwyddiannau’r gwaith hyd yma, myfyrio ar y gwersi a ddysgwyd, ac edrych ymlaen at y dyfodol drwy gryfhau partneriaethau a gosod targedau tymor hir ar gyfer adfer Coedwigoedd Glaw Celtaidd yng Nghymru.

Cawn gyfres o gyflwyniadau gan siaradwyr allweddol: Jonathan Cawley, Prif Weithredwr y Parc Cenedlaethol yn croesawu pawb ac yn trafod gwaith y prosiect a’r argyfwng natur; Y Gwir Anrh. Liz Saville Roberts yn adlewyrchu ar yr iaith Gymraeg, hanes yr ardal, a’r cysylltiad rhwng pobl a’u cynefin; a Gethin Davies, Rheolwr y Prosiect, yn rhoi trosolwg o’r prosiect, ei lwyddiannau, ei heriau a’r cyfleoedd i’r dyfodol.

In this special conference edition of the Eryri Podcast, recorded at Bangor University, experts from the LIFE Celtic Rainforests Project reflect on eight years of rainforest restoration across Wales. 

Hear about tackling invasive rhododendron, restoring ancient woodlands, and using conservation grazing to support habitat recovery, while exploring the lessons learned and ambitions for the future.

This episode is produced in partnership with the Farmers’ Union of Wales and focuses on agriculture in Eryri – a sector that lies at the heart of the Park’s history, culture, and landscape.

Agriculture has shaped Eryri over centuries, and in this episode we visit three farms to hear stories from the people who live and work on the land every day.

Rhys Owen, our Head of Conservation, Trees and Agriculture, visits Teleri and Ned at Hafod y Llyn Isaf to discuss their sustainable farming practices and their connection to this unique landscape.

Next, Gwynedd Watkin from the Farmers’ Union of Wales travels to Nant Gwynant, to Castell, to speak with Elgan Jones about the challenges of farming, the Countryside Code, and the benefits of working in the area.

Finally, we visit the family farm of Foel Ddu, where Gwilym, Ioan, and Elain share their experiences of farming as a family and continuing the tradition across generations.

Join us for an engaging and honest conversation about life on the farm in Eryri today; the pride, the pressures, and the passion that keep agriculture alive at the heart of the Park.

Yn y bennod hon, mae Dion Roberts, Swyddog Amaeth ac Adnoddau Naturiol sy’n arwain ar brosiect Ffermio Bro yn Eryri, Llŷn a Môn, yn ymweld â dwy fferm yn ardal Dyffryn Conwy sydd wedi elwa o fod yn rhan o’r prosiect.

Mae Ffermio Bro yn rhaglen gan Lywodraeth Cymru sy’n rhedeg tan fis Mawrth 2028. Mae’n cefnogi prosiectau ffermio ar draws Parciau Cenedlaethol a Thirweddau Cenedlaethol Cymru (Ardaloedd o Harddwch Naturiol Eithriadol), gan ganolbwyntio ar wella natur a’r amgylchedd.

Caiff y rhaglen ei chyflwyno ar y cyd gan ffermwyr a chyrff sy’n gyfrifol am y tirweddau dynodedig.

Am fwy o wybodaeth am Ffermio Bro, ewch draw i’n gwefan.

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A night of archaeology and stars in Cwm Eigiau. Join our Dark Skies Officer, Dani Robertson, and National Park Archaeologist, John Roberts, in Cwm Eigiau as they explore the rich history of this remarkable Welsh landscape beneath some of Wales’ darkest skies.

John also reflects on the powerful history of the valley, including the 1925 dam disaster at Llyn Eigiau and its impact on the community of Dolgarrog — a tragedy that reshaped the landscape and left a lasting mark on Welsh history.

From ancient traces on the ground in Cwm Eigiau to the wonders overhead, discover how heritage and astronomy come together in this special Welsh Dark Sky Week event 🌌

(Pennod Saesneg o Bodlediad Eryri yn ystod noson awyr dywyll yng Nghwm Eigiau yn ystod Wythnos Awyr Dywyll Cymru)

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Mae’r rhifyn hwn ar y cyd â’r Undeb Amaethwyr Cymru, sy’n canolbwyntio ar amaethyddiaeth yn Eryri – sector sydd wrth wraidd hanes, diwylliant a thirwedd y Parc.

Mae amaethyddiaeth wedi siapio Eryri dros ganrifoedd, ac yn y bennod hon rydym yn ymweld â thair fferm i glywed straeon gan y bobl sy’n byw ac yn gweithio ar y tir bob dydd.

Mae Rhys Owen, Pennaeth Coed ac Amaeth y Parc, yn ymweld â Teleri a Ned yn Hafod y Llyn Isaf i drafod eu dulliau ffermio cynaliadwy a’u cysylltiad â’r dirwedd unigryw.

Yna, mae Gwynedd Watkin o Undeb Amaethwyr Cymru yn teithio i Nant Gwynant i fferm Castell, i sgwrsio gydag Elgan am yr heriau, y Côd Cefn Gwlad a’r manteision o ffermio yn yr ardal.

Yn olaf, rydym yn ymweld â fferm deuluol Foel Ddu, lle mae Gwilym, Ioan, ac Elain yn rhannu eu profiadau o ffermio fel teulu a pharhau’r traddodiad o ffermio dros cenedlaethau.

Ymunwch â ni am sgwrs ddifyr ac onest am fywyd ar y fferm yn Eryri heddiw – y balchder, y pwysau a’r angerdd sy’n cadw amaethyddiaeth yn fyw yng nghalon y Parc.

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As the Carneddau Landscape Partnership draws to a close, this episode reflects on the people, places and moments that have shaped the project over the years.

Community Engagement Officers Tara and Sophie look back on what they’ve enjoyed most about working across the Carneddau from building meaningful relationships with local communities and volunteers, to helping people reconnect with the landscape, its heritage and its wildlife. They share personal highlights, memorable moments from events and projects, and what it’s been like to be part of a partnership rooted so deeply in place.

This conversation is both a celebration and a farewell, capturing the spirit of collaboration, learning and connection that has defined the Carneddau Landscape Partnership, and reflecting on the lasting impact the project will leave for the area and the people who care for it.

(Podlediad yn Saesneg yn dathlu Partneriaeth Tirwedd y Carneddau