Water Voles have witnessed one of the most dramatic population crashes of any mammal species in Wales. It is likely that if we do not act to save the Water…
Habitat restoration
Some fantastic news for our Llwyndewi nature reserve.
Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) are one of the principal threats to biodiversity worldwide. Huge amounts of money are spent annually in the UK on the removal and/or control of species…
After a two-year battle with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) the wildlife charity The Initiative for Nature Conservation Cymru (Wild Cymru) has forced Wales’ statutory environmental body to use their own…
Welcome to Wild Cymru’s Autumn / Winter newsletter, summarising some of the many conservation projects we are undertaking for wildlife across Wales. Over the last few months staff and trustees…
INCC and partners are aiming to save a population of one of the UK’s rarest and fastest declining mammal species, the Water Vole (Arvicola amphibius). “We have lost so many…
In 2023 INCC were approached by new landowners in the Vale of Glamorgan who had just purchased a 77ha farm. Until relatively recently, it was a mixed sheep and cattle…
INCC and volunteers have transformed a piece of land in the Amman Valley into a wildlife garden, now thriving with wildlife and open to visitors. In early 2022 INCC took…
It’s over a year since our last update on the Marsh Fritillary population reinforcement project and a lot has happened since then, both on Llantrisant Common and in the rearing…
