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Following a public consultation in 2023, the Vale Local Nature Partnership decided a plan of action to enhance biodiversity at St Cyres Park, Penarth.
With funding from Welsh Government’s Local Places for Nature Scheme, the project has planted a community orchard with the help of pupils from St Joseph’s RC Primary, established areas of meadow with mown paths, planted native trees, and constructed a temporary fence along the woodland to allow the grassland to naturally regenerate into scrub and woodland.
Most recently informative signage has been placed around the park to help raise awareness of the project with park visitors.