Cardiff Local Nature Partnership

The Local Nature Partnership (LNP) Cymru project is a partnership between the Wales Biodiversity Partnership, Welsh Council for Voluntary Action, Local Environment Records Centres, and all local authorities and national parks in Wales.

Nature is amazing and we can’t survive without it, but the natural environment is in decline and so are the benefits that it delivers. The LNP Cymru project aims to help reverse this decline and promote the value of nature.

Through building a nature recovery network across Wales, engaging people and communities, businesses and decision-makers in both practical action and strategic planning, we can create a resilient and nature-rich Wales.

The Cardiff Local Nature Partnership has been established to support and promote activities to protect and enhance nature across the City and is open to everyone.

If you would like more information about the LNP Cymru project or wish to join the Cardiff LNP mailing list to receive project updates, please get in touch with our LNP coordinator;

Samantha Eaves
Local Nature Partnership Coordinator
Forest Farm Conservation Centre
Whitchurch
Cardiff CF14 7JJ

(029) 22330235

Biodiversity.Team@cardiff.gov.uk

Do you want to support nature but need support accessing resources?

The Cardiff Local Nature Partnership has put together a selection of nature packs designed to support school and community-based projects target, protect, and enhance local biodiversity. The packs will be allocated on a first come first served basis, with contents subject to availability.

Hedgehog Friendly:

This pack will help you support and monitor hedgehogs within your grounds. It will include a hedgehog box, a trail camera, hedgehog fence plates, a hedgehog highway sign, a hedgehog monitoring tunnel, and wildlife identification resources.

Pollinator Friendly:

This pack will help you support and monitor pollinating insects within your grounds. It will include wildflower seeds, pollinator-friendly vegetable seeds, a bee hotel, insect identification resources, and hand tools for planting.

Wildlife Detectives:

This pack will help you monitor and identify all sorts of wildlife within your grounds. It will include bug pots, spotter sheets, bug nets, a trail camera, mammal footprint tunnels, reptile sheets, and a bird song recorder.

Sky-Gazer:

This pack will help you support and monitor birds and bats. It will include bird boxes, bat boxes, bird feeders, a bird song recorder, bird identification resources, and binoculars.

Wonderful Wetlands:

This pack will help you create a pond or bog garden and monitor its wetland wildlife. It will include a pond liner, pond dipping equipment, pond and wetland plants, and wildlife identification resources.

Urban SOS:

If your space has very limited green areas, please contact us to discuss bespoke options for creating habitats for plants and wildlife.

To apply, please email the Cardiff Local Nature Partnership team: biodiversity.team@cardiff.gov.uk for more information and to discuss further.

Please note, the Cardiff Local Nature Partnership can only fund areas within Cardiff. If you would like funding for biodiversity outside of Cardiff, please contact your local authority to speak to a Local Nature Partnership team.

Managing our grasslands for biodiversity

Wildlife, birds and bees
The Cardiff Local Nature Partnership is working with colleagues across the Council to review how we manage our grasslands in parks, open spaces, and verges.

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