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Wildlife Watch: March 2022

Posted: 05/04/2022 by Caroline Welch

 

Red Campion in flower
Cleavers / Goose Grass
Primroses
Hazel buds emerging
Fungi and Lichen
A good nesting hole!
Hawthorn leaf buds emerging
Laurel – in flower
Broccolli flowering in the Walled Garden

Category: Monthly Wildlife Watch, Wildlife

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Latest News

A BIG welcome to the team!

29/09/2025

By Admin2

A warm welcome to Gemma Edwards, the new Education Officer at Parc Yr Esgob, who joined us this September as part of our Walled Garden Restoration Project. Gemma is an experienced Foundation Phase teacher, with a passion for outdoor learning – and lots of ideas! We are delighted to share the news that Gemma also …

Learn More | Dysgwch Mwy “A BIG welcome to the team!”

A Garden of Memories: National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to bring Abergwili Walled Garden and its hidden stories back to life

30/07/2025

By Admin2

A forgotten walled garden in Abergwili, once the beating heart of a bishop’s estate, is set to bloom again thanks to a £1.2 million grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. But it’s not just the bricks, glasshouses or ancient orchard being revived – it’s the memories of the people who lived, worked and grew …

Learn More | Dysgwch Mwy “A Garden of Memories: National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to bring Abergwili Walled Garden and its hidden stories back to life”

Volunteering Opportunites

20/05/2024

By Ffiona Jones

We have opportunities for volunteers to help us provide guided tours of the Park over the summer months. If you have an interest in the history of the site and are able to give us an hour or two of your time either on weekdays, early evenings, or at the weekends, please contact FfionaJones@tywigateway.org.uk for …

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Bishop’s Park and Gardens, Abergwili,
Carmarthenshire SA31 2JG

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