The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales
Create a free account to applyProfessor Stephen Tooth of Aberystwyth University leads a talk tracing the Ystwyth and Rheidol rivers from before the ice ages to today. Explore how natural processes and people reshaped them, plus the challenges they face now; the venue has a hearing loop.
An illustrated talk by Professor Stephen Tooth of Aberystwyth University, this event looks at the Ystwyth and Rheidol rivers and how they have changed over time. It is based at Aberystwyth University and is presented as an engaging in-person lecture for anyone interested in the natural and historical development of the local landscape.
The talk explores the rivers’ long pre-ice age and post ice age natural history, along with the ways they have altered through natural processes and human influence over the past few hundred years. It also considers the ongoing changes and challenges facing these river systems today.
The event includes practical visitor information such as wheelchair access, a hearing loop, toilets, a café, and parking guidance, making it a well-supported public lecture venue.
Professor Stephen Tooth
7 December 2026, 19:00 – 21:00
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