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As described in the Blog post of July 3rd this year, we have produced two books based on the social media posts containing ID tips using vegetative features of featured plants, and information on some of their associated invertebrates, galls, … Continue reading →

Anyone who has taken part in the Big Meadow Search, or has seen the BMS books 1 and 2, will understand that the plants in the species-rich grasslands we are trying to conserve or create are only part of the … Continue reading →

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The Big Meadow Search (BMS) is a citizen science project which aims to encourage people to record plants in an area of grassland of their own choice.  The idea is to get them outside, to look at what they’re walking … Continue reading →

One: A weekend event for pony conservation grazing and also haulage demonstration event: Saturday 5th July.  It’s a free event, including a BBQ with a 10.30am for 11am start. It’s just above Llandovery.  If there is enough of the conservation group … Continue reading →

The Carbon Community is celebrating Great Big Green Week with Tree Walks at Glandwr Forest. Glandwr Forest is a new native broadleaf forest and is home to The Carbon Community’s landmark Carbon Study which aims to help trees absorb more carbon from … Continue reading →

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This event has been cancelled – due to an unexpected injury in the team.

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The Dyfed Permaculture Trust are giving tours of their meadows on Saturday 5th July: You can book for the tour here: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/dyfed-permaculture-farm

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The Big Meadow Search is a project begun by Carmarthenshire Meadows Group in 2021. It started out as a county project but there was a lot of interest outside Carmarthenshire, so it soon because Wales wide, and then UK wide.  … Continue reading →

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An event was held on 7th May 2025 at Gelli Fechan, near Rhandirmwyn, to demonstrate how Welsh Mountain Ponies can have an important role in land management.  There were members of some meadows groups there, including CMG and the Vale … Continue reading →