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Our letter to the Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee
As we enter our second heatwave of the year, we have written to the newly...

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Wild Cymru Newsletter February 2026
Welcome to our first newsletter of 2026 which looks towards some of our work themes...

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Donate now to our Llwyndewi Nature Reserve

Llwyndewi – Wild Cymru’s first nature reserve – is special. With 59 hectares of rolling hills, wetlands, and woodlands at the very headwaters of the Afon Llwchwr, it is alive with possibility, but urgently needs work to realise its potential for wildlife

£5 would buy gloves for volunteers managing invasive species. £20 would buy a nest box suitable for Pied Flycatchers. £100 would buy enough wildflower seed to restore 150 square metres of meadow. £200 would buy a new stock gate to help us manage essential conservation grazing. Read more about the Llwyndewi Reserve appeal.