Maes-y-Grug

This project created a new pond within a damp rush pasture enhancing NEWW’s Maes y Grug Reserve for great crested newt breeding. The creation of a drystone wall with the assistance of volunteers now provides refuge for reptiles and amphibians.

These are images showing the Maes-y-Grug project before, during, and after the work had been completed. (You can pause the images by placing your mouse icon over the image)

Creation of stonewall and new pond within a damp rush pasture within Maes Y Grug reserve for great crested newts

Construct of new pond in Maes Y Grug nature reserve

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