The team at Llyn Brenig is committed to biodiversity and conservation and a number of schemes are supported currently.
The Brenig Osprey Project, in collaboration with North Wales Wildlife Trust, is probably the most well-known due to the incredible accessibility provided by a 24-hour livesteam from the nest during the breeding season.
Other conservation programmes include a house martin hotel, red squirrel scheme and conservation farming. Find out more about our wonderful conservation ventures below and don’t forget to follow our social media channels for up-to-date information on the progress of our work.
Find out more about our stunning summer visitors and how you can observe them sustainably in their natural habitat.
• READ MORE •New in 2024, the artificial nesting site offers opportunities to observe the breeding season dramas of the gregarious sand martin.
• READ MORE •Discover how Llyn Brenig is encouraging red squirrels in the area with boxes, bridges, DNA sampling – and pine martens!
• READ MORE •Learn why you may chance upon grazing highland cattle whilst out walking at Llyn Brenig and what they may contribute to biodiversity.
• READ MORE •Llyn Brenig is an area rich in wildlife set in the Denbigh Moors of North Wales. To find out more, check out our Connect with Nature page here.
Renowned for its challenging Welsh forest stages, the Cambrian Rally continues to attract top-level competitors from across the country and beyond.
We’ve got some frightful fun for kids! Join us for a spooky Halloween Trail at Llyn Brenig.
Find a tag and hook yourself free boat hire for the day. It’s absolutely FREE to enter!
