Bog-tastic
Published on 06/Aug/2010 International Bog Day Festival was a tremendous success. Over 500 people came along to the S Read MoreVyrnwy is Outstanding!
Published on 30/Jul/2010 What a term! The LIFE education team has worked remarkably hard this summer, 678 children have been Read MoreLIFE at the Royal Welsh Show 2010
Published on 26/Jul/2010 The LIFE Project has just returned from spending a very busy and successful four days at the Read MoreInternational Bog Day Festival
Published on 28/Jun/2010 International Bog Day Festival Sculpture Park, Lake Vyrnwy 31st July 2010 11- Read MoreLIFE in Lapland
Published on 28/Jun/2010 The LIFE Active Blanket Bogs in Wales project has just returned from a visit to Read MoreWelsh blanket bog in Brussels!
Published on 02/Jun/2010 The European Union's Green Week will take place from 1 to 4 June 2010 in Brussels. Held eve Read MoreNews flash!
Published on 01/Jun/2010 International Bog Day Festival plans are well under way at Lake Vyrnwy. Read MoreSchools have fun in the sun!
Published on 01/Jun/2010 Six school groups visited the blanket bog at Lake Vyrnwy during Read MorePonies on Penaran
Published on 27/Apr/2010 On the 9th April, PONT with the support of CCW released nine Car Read MoreUplands inquiry in Wales
Published on 06/Apr/2010The National Assembly's rural development sub-committee has recently completed a seven-month inquiry that could secure a future prosperity and also preserves the uplands in Wales.
Reported in the Western Mail today, the report, The Future of the Uplands, says farming and food production play an important role in the uplands as well as the provision of other services such as carbon reduction, biodiversity protection and flood alleviation. This could be key to encouraging more farmers - especially young farmers - to remain and work in the uplands.
The report also calls on the Government to carry out an assessment of the effects of wind turbines on the uplands, in particular on deep peat, with regard to carbon storage.
