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Dyma’r enw a rhoddir ar afiechyd sydd wedi’i achosi gan grŵp ffwng o’r enw Phytophthora. Nodwyd yn gyntaf mewn coed derw yng Nghaliffornia yn y 90au, ond y mae’n gyffredin yn awr ledled y byd, gan effeithio ar ystod eang … Continue reading →

Y mae’r rhan yma o’r wefan wedi’i neilltuo i’ch hysbysu o’r newyddion i gyd sy’n berthnasol i Barc Cefn Onn. Ymwelwch yma’n gyson er mwyn dysgu am y gweithgareddau diweddaraf a’r rhai sydd ar y gweill.

Early each summer the group must hold an AGM that has the purpose of electing the Executive Committee, providing chairman’s and treasurer’s report, and generally informing members of what has been taking place and what the plans are for the year … Continue reading →

Walkers in the Park this last few months have seen the work being carried out to improve the main pathway up the middle of the Park. It has meant some inconvenience for Park users having to follow detours etc but … Continue reading →

Llanishen Golf Course, the Park’s main neighbour, are considering taking down a couple of unwanted evergreen trees that are on the course itself. Their removal will restore the magnificent view from the top field in the Park, over the city … Continue reading →

Funding achieved via the Friends Group has allowed Cardiff Council to resurface the main spine path from near the entrance right up to the goldfish pond in the upper section of the Park. The work has meant a lot of … Continue reading →

On 6th February, 2011, about ten members of the Friends Group spent a cold, but sunny Workday afternoon planting over a thousand bulbs beside the main path as it enters the lower park. For details of Workdays, please see our … Continue reading →

In December 2010, Cardiff Council fitted a new septic tank underneath the car park, to ensure that the toilets keep working.

This photograph of a creepy tree seen on a walk in Parc Cefn Onn, by virtual_tony2000 has been posted on Flickr.

This is the name given to a disease caused by a group of fungi called Phytophthora. It was first noted in oak trees in California in the 1990s, but is now widespread across the globe, affecting a wide range of … Continue reading →