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Ein gweledigaeth yw tirwedd fyw well, lle mae cymunedau yn gwerthfawrogi eu hafonydd lleol a lle mae defnydd tir cynhyrchiol ac afonydd gl\u00e2n gyda phoblogaethau bywyd gwyllt llewyrchus yn bodoli mewn cytgord o fewn dalgylchoedd sy’n gallu gwrthsefyll hinsawdd sy’n newid, fel y gall afonydd barhau i ddarparu buddion i bobl a bywyd gwyllt.<\/p>\n
Bydd YAGC yn gweithio tuag at gyflawni hyn drwy wlychu\u2019n traed a thorchi\u2019n llewys a chymryd camau lleol, wedi’u targedu, i gael effaith wirioneddol gadarnhaol. Gwneir hyn trwy ddefnyddio\u2019r arfer gorau a datblygiadau mewn gwyddoniaeth, yn ogystal \u00e2 thrwy weithio gyda’n corff ambar\u00e9l Afonydd Cymru i ddylanwadu ar newidiadau polisi er budd ein hafonydd a’n dalgylchoedd ehangach.<\/p>\n
Yn anffodus, dim ond t\u00eem bach ydyn ni ac ni allwn wneud hyn ar ein pennau ein hunain. Er mwyn cyflawni amgylcheddau d\u0175r cynaliadwy, mae arnom angen rheolydd effeithlon a chwmn\u00efau a rheolwyr tir sy’n atebol am leihau eu heffeithiau ar ein hafonydd. Rydym hefyd yn dibynnu ar ein rhwydwaith cynyddol o wirfoddolwyr sy’n gweithredu fel ein llygaid a’n clustiau ar lawr gwlad, fel gwarcheidwaid eu hafonydd lleol.<\/p>\n
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