Examples of Gwent's 'Living Churchyards' - Gwent Wildlife Trust

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St Cadoc’s, Trevethin Local contact: Malcolm McElhone Website:ftscc.org.uk 28
Churchyard activity… Established Friends of group have worked with a number of partners to undertake wildlife survey & management plan and implement ‘wildlife friendly’ care Meadow area established New interpretation board Open days, wildlife walks, how to research your churchyard history session Wildlife work groups 29
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Page 25 and 26: Wildlife Mature trees, stone walls,
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