Llanteg & Amroth Renaturing Community - LARC

01/06/2026

Join us for Wildlife Watch this Friday!
With West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre.

Recording wildlife is a fantastic activity to get you out and about enjoying the Pembrokeshire countryside. Come along to this free Wildlife Watch session to learn what it’s all about. No experience necessary, just an interest in our natural world 🌳

Llanteg event - Friday 5th June 10am - 1pm

See poster for further details. Email Amy to confirm your spot: [email protected]
(Other dates available at other locations)

We look forward to seeing you there!

Thanks to Caz & Mike at Spiritwood for agreeing to host this event.

18/05/2026

🐦 Birdsong & Breakfast Results!
We’d like to say a huge thank you to those of you that came and celebrated International Dawn Chorus Day on 3rd May.
Two teams set out at 6am from Colby & Llanteg to experience and record the bird song. Altogether, 39 different species were heard with 10 of those being listed as category 1 of conservation concern.

Are you interested to learn bird calls? Why not download the free Merlin app and see what you can identify 🎵

23/04/2026

Project Seagrass are welcoming guests to their seagrass nursery in Laugharne. See details below to book your spot! 🌱

Join the Project Seagrass team for an Open Day at our Seagrass Nursery!

When: 9th May
Where: Laugharne, West Wales
Time: Drop in anytime between 10am-2pm
Tickets: This is a free event but please book a ticket so that we can manage numbers and make sure we have enough space for everyone. Sign up here: https://ow.ly/oqTC50Yz9au

Join the team for a tour of the Nursery, including the outdoor ponds and polytunnels, and learn how we grow seagrass, store seeds, and support restoration and research. There will also be the opportunity to hear updates from the team about our programme of work in South & West Wales.

13/04/2026

Views from Marros Mountain!
Join us this Saturday for our Yellowhammer and Woodland Walk at 9am.
Send us a message to book your place!

03/04/2026

🦇 Barbastelle bat update!
Following deployment of bat detectors last year barbastelle bats were recorded in the area.
So, this week volunteers assisted Natur Am Byth project officer Cathy, with the installation of bat boxes. These locally made boxes are targeted towards the barbastelle bat which is one of the rarest bats in the UK.
The boxes were installed within private ancient woodland where the bats prefer to roost in the cracks and crevices of old oak or beech trees. We hope they take up residence soon!
Thank you to Cathy and all involved.