Case Studies

Enhancing Grazing and Biodiversity Through Precision Cutting

Vegetation Management on Gelligaer & Merthyr Common

Enviroculture was appointed to deliver vegetation management across 7.67 hectares of upland common at Gelligaer & Merthyr.

Vegetation Management, Fencing and Habitat Preparation for Conservation Grazing

Cwmmawr Field

Enviroculture delivered habitat management and fencing works at Cwmmawr Field in Tumble for Carmarthenshire County Council’s Biodiversity Team under the Local Places for Nature (LPN) grant scheme.

Habitat and Infrastructure Works

Cors Goch National Nature Reserve

Enviroculture completed a programme of scrub clearance, molinia cut-and-collect, fencing and infrastructure works at Cors Goch National Nature Reserve in Carmarthenshire

Wildflower Plug Planting and Seeding on Castle Hill

Enhancing Biodiversity in Historic Tenby

Pembrokeshire County Council, in partnership with the Pembrokeshire Nature Partnership, commissioned Enviroculture to deliver biodiversity enhancements on Castle Hill, Tenby.

Dead sycamore removal at Wiston castle

Balancing safety, heritage and ecology

At Wiston Castle, a dead sycamore posed an immediate hazard to visitors and risked damaging a Scheduled Monument. 

Lake Vyrnwy’s Campbell Trail

Improving Accessibility and Biodiversity

Enviroculture successfully delivered vital accessibility improvements to the Campbell Trail and Viewpoint at Lake Vyrnwy (Llyn Efyrnwy), enhancing access for a wider range of users while supporting biodiversity.

Lake Vyrnwy Waterfall Footpath and Wider Trail Network

Sustainable Trail Resilience and Access Improvements

Enviroculture successfully delivered extensive trail upgrades across Lake Vyrnwy, with a particular focus on the Waterfall Footpath.

Llanelli

Parrot's Feather Removal at Dafan Ponds

Dafan Ponds, located in the heart of Llanelli, had long been a beautiful ecological habitat, home to diverse wildlife and a haven for local communities.

Upland Revival in Wales

Restoring the Wild: Peatland Recovery at Abergwesyn Commons

Discover how targeted peatland restoration at Abergwesyn Commons is transforming degraded uplands into thriving habitats, benefiting wildlife, water quality, and climate resilience.

Revitalising peatlands for wildlife

Restoring Blanket Bog Habitat with RSPB at Mynydd Hiraethog

EnviroCulture collaborated with RSPB to restore the Mynydd Hiraethog SSSI blanket bog by re-profiling and blocking over 13 km of historical drainage channels.

Accreditations

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