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'No Birds, Insects or Heather for Miles' After the Rhinogydd Fire

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There are growing concerns about the long-term damage to nature in Rhinogydd, as a wildfire continues to burn in the area more than a week after it was first reported. Haf Meredydd, who lives in Llanfair to the south of Harlech, said that the smell of smoke was still evident in her home on Monday night, with a heavy smell in the air. "As I'm sitting here now at my desk in Llanfair, you can hear the smell of smoke and some mist or fog is heavy in…
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There are growing concerns about the long-term damage to nature in Rhinogydd, as a wildfire continues to burn in the area more than a week after it was first reported. Haf Meredydd, who lives in Llanfair to the south of Harlech, said that the smell of smoke was still evident in her home on Monday night, with a heavy smell in the air. "As I'm sitting here now at my desk in Llanfair, you can hear the smell of smoke and some mist or fog is heavy in…

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360 broke the news on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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