Near the end of the last Ice Age, the landscape of Wales and the Marches was abruptly and dramatically changed. At a time when Woolly Mammoth Mammuthus primigenius and other megafauna roamed the land, retreating glaciers created distinctive landforms.
Will Watson, Giles King-Salter and Beth Andrews explain how glacial heritage creates uniquely valuable wildlife ponds and share the work to map and protect these irreplaceable waterbodies in Herefordshire.