Myfyrwyr Prifysgol Bangor yn bagio 1,320 eitem o sbwriel ym Mhen Penmaen, Gogledd Cymru
Mae'r ystadegau o waith glanhau Cymdeithas Mynydda Prifysgol Bangor (BUMS, acronym ardderchog) ym Mhen Penmaen, lleoliad dringo sbort calchfaen yng Ngogledd Cymru, ger Bae Colwyn.
Roedd y cyfarfod hwn ar y cyd â Trash Free Trails ac mae'n rhan o'u Rhaglen Gwyddoniaeth i Ddinasyddion a fydd yn cyfrannu at eu Hadroddiad ‘Cyflwr Ein Llwybrau’ yn 2024. Ar gyfer hyn, bu pob gwirfoddolwr hefyd yn dadansoddi'r hyn a gasglwyd ganddynt i ddarparu mwy o wybodaeth am sut mae llygredd yn effeithio ar yr amgylchedd lleol ac ar fywyd gwyllt. Ar hyn o bryd mae Trash Free Trails yn chwilio am grwpiau i ymuno â'u rhaglen Gwyddor Dinasyddion, cliciwch yma i ddarganfod mwy, ac mae'r BMC yn gobeithio cydweithio â nhw ar y prosiect hwn ar lanhau yn y dyfodol hefyd.
Glanhau stats
Cyfanswm o 1,320 o eitemau mewn 8 bag bin gan gynnwys:
23 bag poo, llawn poo
54 potel dŵr plastig (brandiau Coca Cola, Pepsi a Lucozade yn fwyaf cyffredin)
66 o ganiau diod alcoholig
92 pacedi crisp
133 bagiau plastig
190 pecynnau melysion
Dywedodd y Swyddog Mynediad a Chadwraeth (Cymru), Tom Carrick: "Roedd hwn yn ddiwrnod gwych gyda 17 o fyfyrwyr yn casglu llawer iawn o sbwriel ac yn ei ddadansoddi ar gyfer Llwybrau Di-sbwriel (Trash Free Trails). Os oes unrhyw un arall yn ymweld yn fuan, byddai treulio 10 munud gyda bag bin i gael gwared ar wastraff bellach yn cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr. Rydym yn gobeithio cynnal diwrnod tebyg gyda Chlwb Mynydda Prifysgol Caerdydd yn fuan iawn. Cysylltwch â ni os hoffech gymryd rhan mewn neu drefnu gwaith glanhau crag lleol ar gyfer eich clwb."
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