Pam dylem ni garu Llyn Padarn?

Dechreuodd “Loving our Lake” yn 2012 fel rhaglen 12 mis o weithgareddau i ymchwilio i’r hyn y gallwn ni, fel cymuned, ei wneud i helpu i wella ansawdd dŵr Llyn Padarn. Mae ansawdd y dŵr yn ardderchog ar hyn o bryd, ond mae angen gwaith caled a gwyliadwriaeth i gadw’r dŵr yn glir ac yn pefrio. Mae llawer o’n gweithgareddau dydd i ddydd wrth i ni fyw a gweithio yn y dyffryn yn effeithio ar y llyn. Trwy ‘Loving our Lake’ rydyn ni’n annog y camau syml hynny fydd yn cael yr effaith fwyaf buddiol ar ansawdd y dŵr. Rydyn ni’n cynnal rhaglen lawn o ddigwyddiadau a gweithgareddau cymunedol i ledaenu’r gair i bawb sy’n byw, yn gweithio ac yn ymweld â’r dyffryn ynghylch sut y gallan nhw helpu i warchod Llyn Padarn.

Cefnogir y prosiect gan Dŵr Cymru a Chyfoeth Naturiol Cymru

Loving OUR Lake

Whether you have a business on the shores of the lake, enjoy swimming in the lagoons, catching fish, walking your dog, or you simply drive past it everyday, all of us who live, work or holiday in the Llanberis valley have a link to Llyn Padarn. To help protect the lake for the future, we can all make some simple changes to our day-to-day activities that will reduce the input of harmful nutrients.

Septic Tank Guide & Logbook

Download a free pdf: 'Looking After your septic tank: a guide and logbook for householders'.

Don’t Ignore It, Report It!

To report an environmental incident please call NRW incident hotline on 0300 065 3000 (24 hours a day). NRW website has further details on what kind of incidents to report and you can report online at: Report a problem

See It. Report It. Stop It

If you see sewage pollution please call the Dŵr Cymru hotline as soon as possible on 0800 085 3968. The contact centre is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Calls are FREE from a BT landline. You can also report pollution online at: Report an issue

Loving our Lake Pledge

We are encouraging local businesses to take the loving our lake pledge to commit to ensuring that their activities do not knowingly harm the lake. Click here to see who has taken the pledge.