Introducing Your Wild Patch

Yusef Samari, WWBIC GIS Officer and Project Lead yusef@westwalesbiodiversity.org.uk What wildlife is living in your local patch – be that your garden, favourite nature reserve, local park, or whatever ‘your patch’ means to you? How is your patch contributing to the wider biodiversity of your area? What contribution could it potentially make?

Inaugural Ceredigion Nature Festival

The Ceredigion Nature Festival was fantastic. There were lots of people there and charities and donkeys.

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Grassland ID project 2025

6 schools, 12 sites, 120 children and lots of running around outside looking for bugs and flowers

Mobile Wildlife Garden

1. Pond - 1000mm high, 1000mm diameter, durable plastic pipe fitted on waterproof wooden base. Delivered empty (!), please include delivery price.
2. Planter - 1 tonne bag filled with assorted rubble/sand/growing medium (TBC).
3. Standing dead - 1 tonne bag, artistically filled with rubble and standing dead wood, 50mm mesh gabion filled withs alternating layers of 75mm rubble and old sheeps wool.
4. Hexagonal Larch mint beds with dividers approx 1m diameter Please could you quote for the following items, 1000mm x 1000mm to fit on standard UK pallet. Gabion mesh 50mm x 50mm, filled with 75mm rubble. Please give an indication of delivery charges to sites across Ceredigion.

1. Pond £1060

We can look further into trying to source a recycled or used container for this but currently a suitable pond structure can be sourced online for around £300 delivered. Again using the same mesh and infill from MD this can be delivered empty to site and filled. This currently doesn’t include and planting etc

Nature Recovery Action Plan

Ceredigion is a special place. Wales’ fourth largest county by land area, Ceredigion is home to many fascinating ecosystems.