Whiteford and North Gower

Sunrise at Cwm Ivy marsh, Gower

Important notice -

In line with Welsh Government restrictions under the Covid-19 Alert Level system, we are currently closed as part of the national effort to bring coronavirus under control. We encourage everybody to follow the latest restrictions and stay at home.

The quiet north Gower coast with its extensive saltmarsh and dunes

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Winter leaves

Important information 

In line with Welsh Government restrictions under the Covid-19 Alert Level system, all our places in Wales are currently closed as part of the national effort to bring coronavirus under control. The safety of our staff, volunteers, visitors and local communities remains our priority and we will continue to follow Welsh Government restrictions. We encourage everybody to follow the latest restrictions and stay at home. We look forward to welcoming you back when we're able to.

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Whiteford and North Gower

Our work 

Cwm Ivy marsh at high tide

Coastal adaptation in action at Cwm Ivy 

Things are changing at Cwm Ivy. The sea wall has been breached and a new salt marsh is being restored

Aerial view of Cwm Ivy marsh

Cwm Ivy: Where the sea comes in 

Cwm Ivy has undergone a transformational change since the sea wall breached in 2014. Find out more about this process and the reasons behind it happening.

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Whiteford and North Gower

Wildlife

Cwm Ivy marsh and bird hide on the Gower

Birds at Cwm Ivy 

Discover which birds are flocking to the fully functioning saltmarsh at Cwm Ivy

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