A place of hope for people and nature
Imagine a landscape buzzing, chirping and crawling with wildlife. A landscape that brings and maintains hope- hope for a better world for nature and people.
The land at Pentwyn will be transformed into a humming, buzzing and chirruping oasis where the calls of threatened birds can be heard once more.
Wild Mosaic is part of a wider campaign to support the restoration of full Pentwyn site (65 hectacres). You can find out more and other ways to help at rwtwales.org
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RWT Pentwyn consists of 4 plots broken into 3x3m squares ("tiles") of land. In order to support the restoration of the land, each tile is individually available to sponsor for a small fee.
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I've now been able to use my drone to give a 360 view of the magnificant oak that fell in the waterfall on the lugg site at the end of...
This drone footage helps show how much impact the pigs are having. This is centred in on ///fills.vibes.crispier
One of the ways pigs help accelerate rewilding is by...
One of the ways bigger livestock like the Belted Galloways can accelerate rewilding by...
We managed to catch a glimpse of an Owl in one of our camera traps in the 'Waterfall on the Lugg' part of the site....
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In a secret location near the 'Marsh to Lugg' part of the site...
How to tell the difference between crickets and grasshoppers
In the summer and early autumn you will be familiar with the chirping in the grasses...
Autumn is a time to see fungi. Here are some examples of fungi in the Pentwyn site, and some of the more surprising wonders they hold