While you are in mid Wales-
Here are some days out for you to enjoy. All these places are members of Natural Mid Wales and so are committed to showing you their local wildlife, and to doing all they can to conserve and promote nature in their locality. Here are some wildlife friendly things to do and places to go.
Fungi Foraysnear Rhayader Two-hour and all-day family-friendly Wild Mushroom Safaris Also "Hawk Walks" with Daniel's trained goshawk click on photo to view website
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Lofftwen Forest FarmLlanwrtyd Wells A family-run project creating a diverse mix of habitats - wetlands, wildflower meadows, forest and scrub - that can sustain as much wildlife as possible. The project is also looking into forms of regenerative grazing and restorative farming. Exploring plans for holiday lets and other rural enterprise opportunities. click on photo to view website
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Learn OutdoorsRhayader A specialist outdoor activity company running bespoke courses including DofE Expeditions, bushcraft, outdoor and navigation training, first aid and team building
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Hafod Uchtrydnear Aberystwyth The Hafod estate occupies some 200 hectares of the Ystwyth valley and surrounding hills. One of the finest examples in Europe of a Picturesque landscape conservation and restoration project click on photo to view website
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The National Trust- Abergwesyn Commons"The Rooftop of Wales" between Nant Irfon and Llanwrthwl Rich in archaeology and a wildlife haven
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Welsh Overland SafarisCilmery, near Builth Wells Guided tours of Mid Wales with a knowledgable local guide **** click on photo to view website
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