Major nature restoration scheme underway in one of Wales’ most dramatic landscapes
Backed by nearly £1 million, the scheme will restore upland habitats, protect rare species and strengthen climate resilience through 2029.
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Major nature restoration scheme underway in one of Wales’ most dramatic landscapes
A major nature restoration scheme is underway in one of Wales’ most dramatic landscapes.
Almost a million pounds is being spent on restoring habitats and rare species in the Nant Ffrancon valley in Snowdonia. Marshes, rivers, flowers, birds such as the mountain blackbird, and otters will be mapped and monitored within an area that is over 51 times the size of Llyn Ogwen. (Photo by the National Trust for Wales)
Major project launched to restore 1,600 hectares of Eryri landscape
Nation.Cymru staff A major project has been launched to restore more than 1,600 hectares of habitats in an Eryri valley where some threatened species are at risk of disappearing. The Natur i Bobl Nant Ffrancon project will cover land from Cwm Idwal to the bottom of Dyffryn Ogwen, including upland bog, montane heath, rivers and […]
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