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habitat INFO habitat INFO commercial and scientific mapping projects are now conducted through TACP in Cardiff.

habitat INFO will provide support to TACP when needed, and continues to conduct local rewilding and cartographic map projects for Rookwood Gallery habitat INFO specialise in the management and analysis of spatial data and work in the contest zone between development and conservation. We use GIS technologies to find geographic solutions for situations where the needs of the human environment conflict with the needs of the natural environment. We work locally to get the most out of biodiversity information to help guide forward planning in a developed environment; and we are active in the developing world of Africa, particularly southern Africa, where climate change and especially population growth are expected to increase pressure on both the human and natural environments.

rewilding the meadow with wild ponies kindly provided by Eifion Hope (thanks Julie Garlick from PCNPA) has brought a spe...
25/08/2026

rewilding the meadow with wild ponies kindly provided by Eifion Hope (thanks Julie Garlick from PCNPA) has brought a special gift today - Cattle Egret!!! how one thing leads to another and how natural it is to have some big grazers back opening up the vegetation and clearly some tasty inverts in there .. the grass is so burnt orange I expect to see Guinea Fowl and Lion peeking out

first large ungulates to graze the wild meadow in half a centuryvery natural to have them back as part of the systemthan...
18/08/2026

first large ungulates to graze the wild meadow in half a century
very natural to have them back as part of the system
thank you so much Julie Garlick from PCNPA and Eifion Hope!!

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09/08/2026

Ponies have arrived!!!

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update on Orla the owl,  after the thumbs up from our raptor vet Tom Bailey we opened up the aviary to release our owl. ...
09/12/2025

update on Orla the owl, after the thumbs up from our raptor vet Tom Bailey we opened up the aviary to release our owl. Seems Orla had grown accustomed to the fast food supplies and refused to budge for two weeks. Eventually though her wild life beckoned and she hasnt been back since for food. We have seen her twice quartering over the wild meadow and hope she finds a new home somewhere nearby...

it's funny how injured raptors seem to know to find their way to Ffion Rees, and then to the 'hawk hotel'! We are now caring for "Orla" a beautiful Barn Owl that was found on the Croes Goch road (where there have been a few owl casualties in the recent past). Orla was lying next to the road perfectly still with one eye closed and Ffi feared the worst that we wouldnt be able to do anything for her and helped her to feed for a couple of days. But owls are good actors, and when introduced to the roomy aviary, Orla stood up and revealed that she could actually fly around! and feed herself. great news! she is currently feasting on 3-4 chicks per day so pending an inspection by our local raptor vet Tom Bailey we are hopeful for her release again soon. She let me do this water-colour sketch of her..
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partridges sighted2025-07-19T09:12:00
25/07/2025

partridges sighted
2025-07-19T09:12:00

partridges sighted July 19, 2025 | No Comments | sightings Ketch flushed two adult partridges from one of the barley fields at Llanunwas! amazing that some have survived and great encouragement for us rewilders. Confirmed by Mandy who raised most of them. and Daff Rees sighted a covey near BroDawel....

Ketch flushed two adult partridges from one of the barley fields at Llanunwas!  amazing that some have survived and grea...
25/07/2025

Ketch flushed two adult partridges from one of the barley fields at Llanunwas! amazing that some have survived and great encouragement for us rewilders. Confirmed by Mandy who raised most of them. and Daff Rees sighted a covey near BroDawel over the winter on one of his runs.



partridges sighted July 19, 2025 | No Comments | sightings Ketch flushed two adult partridges from one of the barley fields at Llanunwas! amazing that some have survived and great encouragement for us rewilders. Confirmed by Mandy who raised most of them. and Daff Rees sighted a covey near BroDawel....

In case it’s of interest..  White-tailed Sea Eagles went extinct in Wales in 1816 but dedicated people are endeavouring ...
20/07/2025

In case it’s of interest.. White-tailed Sea Eagles went extinct in Wales in 1816 but dedicated people are endeavouring to bring them back! Read the full story at https://ragdavies.art/eagle-and-the-salmon/

for Porpoises...
25/04/2025

for Porpoises...

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We are on Day 3 of the Big Give, and we've reached just 11% of our target! 😔

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We need to reach as many people as possible!

We are raising much-needed funds for our Citizen Science Porpoise Photo ID project. These funds will go towards:

🐬 Important research on the overlooked and understudied Harbour porpoise. Porpoises face many threats, and we have seen huge declines in other small cetaceans. We want to protect our porpoises.

🙌 Community engagement and outreach, so we can continue our talks, public events, wildlife surveys, and school sessions, inspiring people to care about and protect the ocean!

👩‍🔬 Volunteer recruitment and training, providing learning opportunities for people to train as Citizen Scientists.

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Cape Verde with Laurie. Cool place.just so lucky to witness a female Loggerhead Turtle crawl out of the Atlantic last ni...
15/08/2024

Cape Verde with Laurie. Cool place.
just so lucky to witness a female Loggerhead Turtle crawl out of the Atlantic last night to lay her hundred or so eggs. courtesy Jonathan and Ali Jones who run their amazing company Exlplore Cape Verde from here and St Davids! a local NGO marked this nest to relocate the eggs to a hatchery because of local light factors which might hinder the hatching.

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Rookwood Studios, Llanunwas
Solva
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