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Gwent Living Churchyards Project – Churchyards
that got involved
Download ‘Examples of some of Gwent’s Living
Churchyards’, which presents a photographic collage of activities &
wildlife in some of Gwent’s Living Churchyards, during the 3 years of
Gwent’s Living Churchyard Project.
Churchyards & Local Authority cemeteries who
engaged with the project:
1. St Teilos, Llantilio Pertholey
2. St Michaels, Tintern
3. St Michaels and All Angels, Lower Machen
4. St James, Rudry
5. St Michaels, Llantarnam
6. All Saints, Llanfrechfa
7. St Peters, Pantside
8. St Martins, Cwmyoy
9. St Cadocs, Raglan
10. Bettws Newydd
11. St Cadocs, Trevethin
12. St Illtyds, Brynithel
13. Bethania Chapel, Ystrad Mynach
14. Groeswen Chapel
15. St Michaels, Glascoed
16. Monmouth Cemetery
17. Ebbw Vale Cemetery
18. Cefn Gollau Cemetery
19. Brithdir Cemetery
20. Abercarn Cemetery
21. Christchurch Cemetery
22. St Woolos Cemetery
The project provided surveys, advice and/or held
training events in association with:
- Abergavenny Methodist Church
- St Davids, Beaufort
- St Georges, Tredegar
- St Sannans, Bedwellty
- Jerusalem Chapel, Blackwood
- St Marys, Tintern
- St Marys, Malpas
- St Oudoceus, Llandogo
- Penallt Old Church
- St Thomas a Becket, Shirenewton
- St Bridgets, St Brides
Others Gwent Churchyards known to have wildlife
friendly areas:
- St Marys, Penterry
- Ebenezer Chapel, Pontnewynydd
- St Cadocs, Llantilio Crossenny
- St Nicholas, Grosmont
- St Pauls, Cwmtillery
- Holy Trinity, Pontnewydd
- Llanelli Hill, Gilwern
No doubt there are others churchyards that give
special regard to wildlife in Gwent….if you’re one of them please let us
know!
Email Rebecca Price (Wildlife Projects Officer)
rprice@gwentwildlife.org
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