Tender for Evaluator for Cynnal programme

Tir Canol is looking for a consultant to evaluate a project (Cynnal) which part of a wider programme of work.

You can read more about Tir Canol’s background here. The evaluation will contribute to our reflection on the ongoing development of the Tir Canol programme, allowing us to evaluate the work we are doing against the blue print that was created with the community.

Full tender available for download here.

Deadline for submissions is 16th September.

For additional information please contact Programme manager Alice Briggs alice.briggs@rspb.org.uk

Dorry Spikes – Crwydryn, ‘the Wanderer’

by | 8 September 2026 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

We’re delighted to announce Dorry Spikes as the Tir Canol resident artist for Autumn/Winter 2026. Dorry studied Illustration and Animation at Kingston University and attended ‘The Drawing Year’ at the Royal Drawing School. Painting and drawing from lived experience...
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How can we reduce the risk and impact of flooding in Talybont? The Llif Report

by | 28 August 2026 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

How did Llif come about?   In 2012 the Leri and the Ceulan rivers burst their banks in the village of Talybont, near Aberystwyth in Mid Wales. The impact was catastrophic, flooding 27 homes and businesses.  The Llif project was developed in partnership...
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Case study: Growing winter brassica’s on a dairy farm

by | 30 July 2026 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

As part of our crop trials project we have been working with local farmers, offering advice, seed funding, links to local markets, and equipment to support horticulture production locally.  One farmer involved in the project is Menna Williams from Tal Y Wern who has...
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Arts Open Call

by | 17 June 2026 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

Tir Canol is offering artists an opportunity to develop and/or deliver work which aims to (re)connect communities to the landscapes in our area of Mid Wales. We are seeking emerging and established artists from any discipline who have a connection to this landscape...
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Rheidol Emergency Plan

by | 27 May 2026 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

Tir Canol are working in partnership with Woodland Trust, who manage the Allt Boeth woodland at the top of Cwm Rheidol, to support first steps in developing a Cwm Rheidol Community emergency plan. The idea for a plan has come from the community, who have experienced...
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What does our Nature Officer do?

by | 25 March 2026 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

Tir Canol’s Nature Officer, Ben Porter, works with landowners and farmers, offering biodiversity surveys of their land, and any woodland on it, to establish their ecological condition and value. Thereafter, we offer intervention funding to those sites where Ben and...
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Launch of the Changing Tides handbook

by | 16 March 2026 | Latest News, Uncategorised | 0 Comments

Changing Tides launch - Aberystwyth Arts Centre. Photo credit: Dan Jones On Friday 27th February we launched Changing Tides, a coastal adaptation handbook which has been co-designed with communities of the Dyfi. The handbook aims to give local residents, stakeholders,...
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Art, Talks and Workshops

by | 7 April 2025 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

27.04.25 - Sunday10:00 – 17:00Star of the Sea – Borth SY24 5HF Join us for a creative day of sharing with Tir Canol’s Artists in Residence: Veronica Calarco, Ailsa Mair, and Hannah Doyle! Come explore the connection between art, myth, community and the natural world....
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Expressions of interest for Dyfi & Rheidol Crop Trials

by | 28 October 2024 | Uncategorised | 0 Comments

Dyfi & Rheidol Crop Trials seeks farmers and growers! Are you a grower or farmer living in the Dyfi valley and Rheidol valley?  Are you interested in diversifying your farm to include horticultural production, or increasing edible crops produced on your farm...
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PRESS RELEASE: LAUNCH OF TIR CANOL PROJECT ‘CYNNAL’

by | 31 January 2024 | Latest News | 0 Comments

An exciting new series of projects launched through Tir Canol after funding received from the Esmeé Fairbairn foundation.

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