Sustainable Buildings at Cambrian Wildwood
Roundwood timber frame structures have been completed - a shed for our land management activities and a compost loo for the convenience of visitors to the wildwood ...
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Bog Restoration
A major piece of habitat restoration work to reinstate blanket bog and wet heath at Cambrian Wildwood. A fascinating account of the skilled work which took about 6 months to ...
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Horses at Cambrian Wildwood
The semi-wild herd of horses at the wildwood are part of the landscape. Insights into the decisions to introduce these herbivores, their role in the project and their story so ...
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Supporting Children and Young People During COVID19
With the in-school sessions and site visits and youth camps all cancelled from April 2020, Cambrian Wildwood came up with other ways of supporting children and young people. Early in ...
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Youth Camps at Coetir Anian
The Youth Camps are a unique opportunity for teenagers, with the project working in partnership with Secondary Schools in Mid Wales. On each camp, a select group of 10 youngsters ...
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Trustee opportunity at Wales Wild Land Foundation
Wales Wild Land Foundation has an opportunity for new trustees to join its Board of Trustees. The charity is dedicated to the restoration of wildlife habitat in Wales and encouraging ...
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Schools visit Cambrian Wildwood
Education is a fundamental aspect of the project and a core part of this is getting kids out into wild nature at Bwlch Corog, working in partnership with local Primary ...
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Primary Schools Creative Project
The project works with groups of Primary School children for three years, including sessions in school. Creativity is a big part of this, connecting to nature themes discovered on the ...
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New Project Officer at Coetir Anian
The charity is delighted to welcome Nia Huw to the organisation to work as Project Officer ...
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No Fence Tree Planting
Restoration of tree cover at Cambrian Wildwood is being assisted by introducing low numbers of trees across the site using various No Fence Tree Planting strategies. The methods were pioneered ...
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Funds for educational woodland wildlife plan
Coetir Anian, a new project also known as Cambrian Wildwood, has been given a boost following the award of funding by the Sustainable Management Scheme, through the Welsh Government Rural ...
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Pine Marten Update December 2017
Pine marten translocations to Mid Wales continued for a third year during the autumn. The species is now set up to become re-established as a stable population in this area ...
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