About

What We Do

At the heart of our work lies cutting-edge research and practical conservation initiatives. Our activities span across a range of disciplines, from managing habitats and restoring ecosystems to studying wildlife populations and developing innovative conservation strategies. The main focus areas include:

• Habitat Restoration and Management: We work to restore and enhance key habitats like wetlands, woodlands, and heathlands, ensuring they provide shelter and resources for a diverse range of species.
• Species Conservation: Through scientific research and fieldwork, we monitor the health and survival of key species, such as farmland birds, red grouse, and other native wildlife.
• Sustainable Land Management: We support farmers, landowners, and gamekeepers in adopting wildlife-friendly practices that also make economic sense, promoting both conservation and productivity.
• Education and Outreach: We engage with local communities, schools, and landowners to raise awareness about the importance of conservation and how we can all play a part in protecting Wales’ rich natural heritage.

Our Values

• Scientific Excellence: We are committed to evidence-based solutions and are proud of our long-standing reputation for scientific research in the field of wildlife and conservation.
• Collaboration: We believe in the power of partnership. By working with farmers, landowners, conservationists, policymakers, and local communities, we can achieve greater outcomes for both nature and people.
• Sustainability: We promote conservation practices that not only protect the environment but also benefit local economies and support sustainable farming and land management.
• Education: We are passionate about sharing knowledge, raising awareness, and inspiring the next generation of conservationists.

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