·   OUR PROJECTS    ·     

Hwb Dysgu'r Tir is a space where people can learn new skills in sustainable land management, food production and nature recovery. It’s a great spot for running workshops and sharing knowledge, with a demo site to explore and get hands-on experience. The community garden is perfect for bringing everyone together to connect, grow, and collaborate on land-based projects.

Unlocking the benefits of North Pembrokeshire's woodlands, CoedUNO connects local communities with the region’s ancient forests. The project offers hands-on learning and skill-building in sustainable woodland management, conservation, and biodiversity. With workshops and training, CoedUNO ensures that woodlands provide lasting environmental and community benefits.

Nyfer Am Byth unites locals to protect the River Nevern, focusing on water quality, invasive species, and biodiversity. With its unique wildlife and potential to reverse environmental decline, the project is creating a community catchment management plan to ensure a healthier river for the future.

The Heathland Social Enterprise aims to support the management of heathland, common land and farms to protect and increase ecological value while utilising bracken and gorse as a resource to produce solid fuel briquettes.

Ein Coed lets people across Pembrokeshire share fruit and nut trees, like a book swap, making it easy for everyone to access a variety of trees suited to our climate. It’s a simple, free way to grow more local fruit and build a community of tree lovers. By sharing cuttings and seeds, we’re helping build resilience for a changing climate while fostering trust and cooperation.