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Meet The Team
This page gives a little info about the committee of the North Wales Little Tern Group and the staff wardens who work at the site over the summer. It must be mentioned that many other staff from Denbighshire Countryside Services and volunteers from all over North Wales and beyond give up their time to help out at the site and the success of the NWLTG is on the back of all this involvement as a collective.

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Iolo Williams
Patron


"My association with Wales' only little tern colony at Gronant goes back to my RSPB days in the mid-1980's and I have fond memories of helping to warden these charismatic birds during rain and shine. Under the guidance of NWLTG, the colony has gone from strength to strength and I am pleased to add my name to the army of volunteers and paid staff who are working so hard to safeguard the little tern's future in Wales."


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Adrian Hibbert
Chairman

Has been involved with the Gronant little tern colony since 2005. Former Countryside Ranger for Denbighshire County Council Countryside Services. Previous experience as a tern warden with North Wales Wildlife Trust at Cemlyn, Anglesey. Set up the NWLTG in 2016 with Patrick and Chris.


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Patrick Kelly
Vice-chairman

Retired Electrical Engineer
Former Volunteer Reserve Assistant at RSPB Conwy
Joint-founder of the North Wales Little Tern Group
Keen runner




Kathy Brimage
Treasurer


Christine Maresma Pares
Membership Secretary

Tony Waller
Meetings Secretary


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Peter Jones
Funding


Retired in 2017 after over 35 years working as a solicitor in private practice and as a Crown Prosecutor.
Volunteer with North Wales Little Tern Group, Denbighshire Countryside Service, Clwydian Range & Dee Valley AONB, North Wales Wildlife Trust and BTO.
Interests include bird watching, wildlife in general, hill and coastal walking  and cricket.


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Henry Cook
Media officer

EU LIFE+ people engagement officer in 2018 and warden in the 2016 and 2017 seasons.
Member and volunteer with the NWLTG since 2016.
Currently works for the North Wales Wildlife Trust.




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