Dear marmamers. This year's WOW (Wildlife Observer Wales) courses are as listed below. More details available via the web site http://coast.pembrokeshire.ac.uk/wow/. Successful completion of course gains a nationally recognized qualification. Courses include class room and field work, including practical work on the Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion coasts, including areas currently of interest for marine renewable energy exploitation. Subsidised rates may apply. The WOW courses are a partnership between Pembrokeshire College and Seatrust http://seatrust.org.uk/default.aspx § Seabird Observing for Beginners 2 Days 7-8 May § Whale & Dolphin Observing for Beginners 2 Days 10-11 May § Seabird Monitoring 3 Days 24-26 June § Seashore Life 1 Day 20 August § Seals 3 Days 30 September - 2 October § Cetaceans 3 Days 29-31 October Powell Strong Coastal Zone & Marine Environment Research Unit Pembrokeshire College Haverfordwest, Wales SA61 1SZ 00 44 1437 753 166/ 00 44 7917752207 http://coast.pembrokeshire.ac.uk/wow/ p.strong@pembrokeshire.ac.uk<mailto:p.strong@pembrokeshire.ac.uk> ________________________________ Mae'r e-bost hwn ac unrhyw ffeiliau atodedig yn gyfrinachol ac at sylw'r unigolyn neu'r sefydliad a enwir uchod. Bydd unrhyw farn neu sylwadau a fynegir yn perthyn i'r awdur yn unig ac ni chynrychiolant o anghenraid farn Coleg Sir Benfro. Os ydych chi wedi derbyn yr e-bost hwn ar gam, rhowch sylw i'r gweinyddwr ar y cyfeiriad canlynol: postmaster@pembrokeshire.ac.uk<mailto:postmaster@pembrokeshire.ac.uk> Cysidrwch yr amgylchedd - a oes wir angen argraffu'r ebost hwn? This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Pembrokeshire College. If you have received this email in error please notify the administrator on the following address: postmaster@pembrokeshire.ac.uk<mailto:postmaster@pembrokeshire.ac.uk> Please consider the environment - do you really need to print this email?