Our local Epynt is not the only part Wales at risk from industrialisation from windfarm and pylon invasions.

Here are some links to other groups seeking to protect their own parts of Wales.

NOTE: AME is a non political organisation, providing the above links to other groups sharing our some of our aims does not suggest we necessarily agree with either their rationale or political stances. We seek to work with anyone where our aims and objectives overlap. We will remain politically unaligned and argue our case based on the merits of the evidence available and the views and opinions of our local communities.

Organisations that advocate for the Welsh natural world, biodiversity and habitats.

  • CPRW – Since 1928, CPRW has been advocating on behalf of rural Wales.
  • Friends of the Earth Cymru – Friends of the Earth Cymru is committed to protecting the environment and promoting a sustainable future for Wales.
  • Wales Biodiversity Partnership – Wales has a wealth of wildlife and natural environments that support and enrich our lives. Everyone has a role to play to protect and celebrate our biodiversity through your activities as an organisation, business or as an individual.
  • Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales – Covers an area of 9,787 km² in South and West Wales – including around half of Wales’ coastline. Owns and manages 110 nature reserves covering 2,007 hectares, 50 of which are designated SSSIs, 10 are National Nature Reserves and 4 are islands.
  • RSPB Wales – Collaborates with the government to safeguard Welsh wildlife and habitats for a sustainable future.
  • Cambrian Mountain Society – A Welsh charity dedicated to promoting Mid Wales’ uplands: the Pumlumon massif, the Elenydd (including the Elan Valley), and Mynydd Mallaen. 

NOTE: The above publicly available links are for information only. They do not imply and formal links between AME and the organisations nor that we necessarily support all their goals and ambitions or they ours. However from our reading of material published online it would appear that we have much in common.

Please let us know via our contact form if you have any suggestions to add to this list. We aim to build a comprehensive information resource to help inform our discussions and campaigning.

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