Welsh Journals

thing his monograph lacks and that is exact measurement of the rock, although Fisher gives approximate figures of 63 ft. high and 90 ft. diameter at base. Wild America. Although not concerned with Wales, this book covers so many facets of wild-life conservation, and is so readable, that it ought to be a priority bedside book for naturalists. It is packed with incident and information covering a grand tour of almost the whole of North America, and some of the methods of conservation described could well have their application to parts of wild Wales which are still in miniature as unspoilt as the wildernesses of America. R.M.L. LIBRARY The Society's library of books, reprints and periodicals is maintained at Orielton. Books reviewed and all items in the Library are available for borrowing by members on payment of postage both ways. Gifts of scientific books, reprints, articles or MSS notes for the improvement and extension of the Library will be gratefully received. Enquiries to the Librarian, Orielton, Pembroke. The Society acknowledges with thanks the gift of a number of Ordnance Survey maps covering parts of Pembrokeshire from Miss Elisabeth Beazley. WEST WALES FIELD SOCIETY NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS IMPORTANT All secretarial and membership enquiries to be sent in future to the Hon. Secretary D. G. SANSBURY, Esq., Is-y-Coed, Talybont, Cardiganshire. Finance Hon.Treasurer: T. W. HARCOURT-ROBERTS, Esq., Little Milford, Haverfordwest, Pern. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Society will be held on April 13th, 1957, at Hean Castle by kind invitation of our President, Lord Merthyr. Further details will be announced in the spring issue of Nature in Wales. Invitations will be sent to all paid-up members. SUBSCRIPTIONS Will all members in arrears for 1956 please send their sub- scriptions immediately to the Hon. Secretary above.