Our First Workshop

Our first wildlife children’s event ( Friday )

 

 

Marie from RCT run a community event 

(volunteers in the distance raking grass away at Cae Pugh)

 

 

 

the reason being - if the grass is left to break down into the soil , the grass act’s like a fertiliser. 

 

The wildflowers don’t like fertile soil , they die off and the ground doesn’t produce so many flowers the following year . 

 

In order to courage indigenous wildlife, the grass it’s raked , collected and the ground is clear of the cut grass, to encourage new growth and more productive growth the following year.