Conservation and the Brecon Beacons

Wales - A Living Environment

Limestone Pavements

Biodiversity

Geology - The Making of Wales

Salix Project Supported by Welsh Office and European Objective 5b funding, the Salix Project promotes the on farm growing of willow as a commercial crop for Mid Wales.

The Red Kite Country Website

Primrose Organic Centre, Dr Paul Benham, Felindre, BRECON, Powys, LD3 0ST Tel:  01497 847636 The one-and-one-third acres of land which  farmed under the permaculture principle produce an abundance of crops enough to sell £14,000 of fruit, herbs and vegetables - and with no government support. This project includes a one-third acre forest garden which contains no less than 90 different varieties of fruit and nut trees, plus a wide range of crops creating a sustainable system that is in harmony with the environment. Groups welcome by prior arrangement and courses in organic and sustainable production for all ages.

• A guide to the designated sites and landscapes of Wales

• Countryside Council for Wales
• Brecknock Wildlife Trust

     Three articles courtesy of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales

• Sustainability and Local Agenda 21 - What do they mean ?
• Wind Power Generation and the need to the need to conserve the landscape and environment of rural Wales
• The Cottage Tradition: maintaining a living heritage through good planning guidelines

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