Wilder Pentwyn Produce
Lisa and John, the market gardeners at Pentwyn are raising funds to start a regenerative micro farm, growing with nature and community in mind.
Protecting wildlife in Radnorshire
Together with our members and volunteers, we are committed to enabling wildlife to survive and thrive across Radnorshire.
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Onshore Wind
RWT is concerned about the scale and cumulative impact of wind developments and the associated infrastructure proposed in Radnorshire. There are 20 energy parks across Wales, 3 that we know about in Radnorshire and 2 associated large-scale pylon lines. We do not have confidence that our expectations for good design, habitat mitigation and community benefit will be met. We therefore expect to object to the developments as applications are submitted.
Luke Massey
Wilder Lugg Project Officer
Deliver an exciting project focused on the upper River Lugg area within Radnorshire. Supporting the farming community who own land within the river corridor to position themselves for the incoming Sustainable Farming Scheme
Closing date: 1st December 2023
Assistant Reserves Officer
Assist in undertaking management works and biological monitoring/recording to benefit priority habitats and species on all RWT nature reserves in conjunction with staff and volunteers.
Closing date: 8th December 2023
(c) Andy Rouse / 2020VISION
(c) Megan Abram
Be part of our Wilder Pentwyn vision
By adopting a unique 3mx3m square of land at Pentwyn Farm, you can help us to achieve our ambitious vision for nature's recovery and sustainable farming.
Graffiti work (c) Silvia Cojocaru
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Whether you want to get stuck in with some physical work, or you're able to support a campaign or you wish to donate to our work in helping protect Radnorshire's wildlife - together we can make a difference.
Participants on 'Identifying grasses, sedges and rushes' course - Ross Hoddinott/2020VISION