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RSPB buys 96-hectare Welsh landscape to reconnect fragmented nature reserve
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RSPB buys 96-hectare Welsh landscape to reconnect fragmented nature reserve
The bird conservation charity has purchased a 96-hectare area in Carmarthenshire to link two parts of its Gwenffrwd-Dinas nature reserve.
- RSPB announced the purchase of the Gallt-y-bere upland area, located between two separated sections of its reserve.
- The charity funded the acquisition through a philanthropic loan and donations from its fundraising appeal.
- RSPB Cymru stated it will work with local farming tenants to integrate nature recovery with sustainable farming.
- Surveys funded by Natural Resources Wales will begin over the summer to map habitats and species on the new land.
TopicsLand AcquisitionHabitat RestorationenvironmentRSPBClimate ChangewildlifeSustainable FarmingNature ReserveConservation
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