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We take action to make a positive difference and our work ranges far and wide.

We deliver practical action, environmental education, training, business services and environmental solutions across Wales.

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Mini Garden Packages

Our Mini Garden Packages are small gardening projects. Any community or volunteer group can apply – you don’t even need a bank account or constitution!

Each one includes all the native plants, tools and materials you’ll need; guidance on how to install the garden, and a small amount of Keep Wales Tidy officer time to provide extra advice and support.

Applications are assessed regularly by project grant panels.
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The packages

Click on the boxes below to find out more and apply. And check out #BacktoNature on social media for all the latest news.
Mini Food Garden
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Grow your own produce for your community to harvest and enjoy.

Mini Food Garden Mini Wildlife Garden
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Create a space for your community to enjoy and for wildlife to thrive

Mini Wildlife Garden
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Looking for a larger project?

Our Garden Packages are for community organisations wanting to make a difference on a larger scale.

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Residents of Awel y Dyffryn and the children from Ysgol Twm o'r Nant thoroughly enjoyed working together to start the food growing section of the garden, we already have ideas on how to expand to grow more fruit, vegetables and herbs and the children are looking forward to returning in spring to see how the plants have grown!

Grŵp Cynefin - Awel y Dyffryn Gardening Group Denbighshire

With our wildlife pack from Keep Wales Tidy we’ve seen intergenerational activity, with the local community coming together to build a wildflower garden. Local residents can now relax, garden and enjoy nature while their children play safely.

Dewi Gwyn, Penmynydd and Star Community Council Anglesey

Gardens in action
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