Funds Available to Boost Nature

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Llys y Frân visitor centre has created a flourishing wildflower meadow. It was planted two years ago using seeds from the National Botanic Gardens of Wales and is said to have been instrumental in improving biodiversity.

A reduction in grass species along with an increase in all that attracts pollinators and birds is proving a great success in the meadow. It is just one of the projects that has benefitted from the £3 million from Dŵr Cymru/Welsh Water’s Environment Fund across Wales.

Following these successes, Dŵr Cymru is inviting environmental projects across the whole of  Wales to get involved in boosting nature by apply for funding.

More information: https://corporate.dwrcymru.com/en/community/environment/our-projects/biodiversity-fund.

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