smart adaptive nature
a grey wagtail nests under thundering railway bridge hunting insects in the nearby humming sewage works and a lesser whitethroat sings from the embankment
Bryn Arw, where we planted 135k broadleaf trees three winters ago. It was a complicated process, delivering a project like this at scale on common land. But it was always going to be even harder getting the saplings through the bracken in the early years. Well, it’s working.
a short cautionary tale: someone rings the MP about blocked drains so a suitable lorry arrives in an unsuitable place
it’s a flat, rough public highway through a National Nature Reserve, SSSI, SAC over 5 metres depth of peat
when in Wales, get used to water
Some tall saplings leaving our nursery today, going to a plant site in the Bannau Brycheiniog. The site is covered in bracken - a plant which seems to be adapting very well to climate change and spreading throughout the Welsh uplands… 1/2