Bringing history to life
Most traditional boundaries continue to serve the purpose for which they were originally intended - to identify divisions between properties and to protect crops and animals. See if you can spot the narrow strips of fields that feature wider corners at one end where the plough would have turned around.
Wildlife corridor
The boundaries also serve as important wildlife corridors, offering shelter and protection for species unable to survive in open ground.
History in harmony with nature
Often, boundaries will carry both historic and wildlife interest - a testament to constructions that may have been in existence for centuries. Today, we carefully manage the cloddiau to preserve this traditional characteristic.