On the 14th February TAIR, the projects artists in residents, hosted an Instagram Live with Sian Stacey, Project Development Officer, about how the project has been developing, and how the co-design process is going. You can watch the discussion, which is in Welsh and...

Over the last 18 months the Summit to Sea project has been inviting a wide range of people to take part in co-designing a future where nature and people thrive in Mid Wales. The project has held workshops, talks, drop-in sessions and one to one meetings with hundreds...

During 2021 the Cambrian Mountains Initiative and the Summit to Sea project came together to collaborate on a research project with farmers and other natural resource managers. This research explored: What is the relationship between business and nature currently?...

On the 2nd September, the Summit to Sea project held a workshop for farmers and food producers in conjunction with the Cambrian Mountains Initiative, at Moelgolomen farm, Tal y Bont Ceredigion. The intention was to share the developments of the projects and give more...

We invited Rachel Dolan, a PhD student based at Bangor University to share her research with us, part of which was undertaken in the project area over the summer of 2019. Over summer 2019 I spent an exciting few weeks exploring the Summit to Sea project area and...

Throughout the summer of 2020, a team of independent evaluators have undertaken a review of the Summit to Sea project. This review was established to undertake an interim review of the project with a focus on the management, governance and partnership working, from...

Summit to Sea project announces RSPB Cymru as new project host. As of June 2020, the Summit to Sea project which sets out to deliver change for nature at scale through delivering ecological, economic and social benefits will be hosted by RSPB Cymru. Partners, local...