Project: RWT Pentwyn

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

Pentwyn future
© Jeroen Helmer / Ark Nature

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RWT Pentwyn consists of 4 plots broken into 3x3m squares ("tiles") of land.

Come and join us on this journey into wildness...

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Meadow Pipit Ffridd

Pasture surrounded by ffridd: steep slopes with bracken and some trees, leading down to the Lugg

243 of 340 tiles available

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Marsh into Lugg

A stream running at the bottom of the hill that joins the Lugg. Potential to become wetland.

254 of 344 tiles available

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Hilltop Corner

Pasture at the top of the hill with views across the valley, trees and shrubs at the field edges.

234 of 328 tiles available

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Waterfall on the Lugg

Pasture surrounded by a small grove of trees. The river Lugg (more a stream at this point) passes fast alongside, over a shallow waterfall.

236 of 329 tiles available

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Featured Plot

Meadow Pipit Ffridd

Pasture surrounded by ffridd: steep slopes with bracken and some trees, leading down to the Lugg

243 of 340 tiles available

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Featured Plot

Marsh into Lugg

A stream running at the bottom of the hill that joins the Lugg. Potential to become wetland.

254 of 344 tiles available

Project Updates

Golden saxifrage, underneath willow

Bittercress in spring

Lesser celandine opening on an April morning

Cuckoo flowers in 'Hilltop Corner'

Cuckoo flowers in 'Marsh to Lugg'

Brown silver-line moth (April)

Noon fly (from April)

Slender Ground-hopper

Long tailed tits and a Great tit in a hawthorn tree in the beginning of spring

Lesser celandine in March

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