Caerphilly Nature Wellbeing

23/12/2025

23/12/2025

🎄🎄🎄 Nadolig Llawen from the Caerphilly Nature Wellbeing Programme! 🌿🎄

Wishing everyone a very Happy Christmas and a joyful New Year. Thank you for being part of another brilliant year of nature‑based wellbeing across the borough — your enthusiasm, kindness, and community spirit make this programme truly special.

A huge shout‑out to our wonderful groups: The Dicky Tickers, Ein Llais, and the New Tredegar Strollers. Your energy and commitment to getting outdoors together has been inspiring.
And a heartfelt thank you to Ian from Gwent Wildlife Trust Trust for delivering such amazing Wild Health nature sessions this year — they’ve been a real highlight for so many participants.
Have a restful festive break with your loved ones, and we’ll see you all in 2026 for some cracking nature activities. We can’t wait to get back out exploring with you.

Warm festive wishes from the Caerphilly Nature Wellbeing
🌿 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎅🎅

19/12/2025

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📅 Sunday 21st December.
🕤 Meeting @ 9.25am, leaving at 9.30am.
📍Crescent Road Car Park Caerphilly CF83 1AB

With it being the last walk before Xmas, please try and wear something festive 🎅🌲

Weather is looking wet Sunday, so to be on the safe side, a nice short walk and a coffee.

Welcome to join and finish the walk and any point you want. Or even just meet us for a coffee.

New faces are very, very welcome.

Any questions please drop us a message.
No children, please.

See you Sunday 🫶

We're out every single Sunday, Rain or Shine.

16/12/2025

✨ Ein Llais History Walk ✨

We had the privilege of joining Ian Thomas from The Gwent Wildlife Trust for a fascinating walk around the beautiful grounds of Cyfarthfa Castle. Along the way, we uncovered stories of Merthyr’s incredible industrial past and the vital role it played in shaping Wales.

After a lovely lunch, we explored the remains of the old furnaces from the ironworks, a powerful reminder of the town’s heritage. Our journey then took us to the iconic Pont-y-Cafnau – a 14.2-metre iron truss bridge spanning the River Taff. Built in 1793 by Watkin George for the Cyfarthfa Ironworks, this remarkable structure carried both a tramway and an aqueduct, transporting limestone and water into the works.

It was a day filled with history, nature, and community spirit – celebrating the legacy of Merthyr Tydfil while enjoying the beauty that still surrounds us. 🌿🏭🌉

16/12/2025

16/12/2025

15/12/2025

Salvaged Creations Wales, I-Make, CIC.

15/12/2025

Create Caerphilly

15/12/2025

Menopause, Nutrition and Lifestyle sessions across Caerphilly borough in 2026. Spaces are limited so book your space early to avoid disappointment! Email: heather.r.manson@wales.nhs.uk