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EcoDewi is a community group focused on projects in the St Davids Peninsula that try to tackle the climate emergency and the biodiversity crisis, whilst simultaneously improving community wellbeing. It’s about local people … helping with local issues … and benefiting our local natural environment. And of course these benefits will all have a much wider reach, complementing other action to support our county, nation and the planet.
Areas of work
Projects, Activities & Events
Project Case Study - Peninsula Beach Stewards 2020
This project began when residents approached EcoDewi for help, concerned about lots of locals & visitors rushing to use our local beaches, as the first COVID-19 lockdown eased, and the subsequent risk of littering the had occurred elsewhere in the UK. In a few days a plan was developed, discussions took place with the County Council and other key organisations, and then the recruitment of volunteers began. A presence at Whitesands Beach began on Tuesday 14th July and an average of two volunteers a day carried out beach cleans for 51 days through the summer, with around 30 volunteers clearing approximately 84 bags of rubbish. A huge success with locals, tourists and organisations offering their gratitude to the amazing volunteers who helped keep a community favourite beach clean.
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Areas of work
- Biodiversity improvement and wildlife conservation
- Beach cleaning
- Community orchards & gardens
- Sustainable farming & local food production
- Locally owned and produced renewable energy
- Regenerative & sustainable tourism
Projects, Activities & Events
- Dewi's Acre / Erw Dewi - St Davids Community Garden
- Regular beach cleaning events around the peninsula coastline
- Peninsula Food Market
- Mini Meadows project
- St Davids Repair Cafe
- St Davids Peninsula Great Big Green Week
- FREE Community networking & guest speaker nights
- Peninsula Beach Stewards 2020
Project Case Study - Peninsula Beach Stewards 2020
This project began when residents approached EcoDewi for help, concerned about lots of locals & visitors rushing to use our local beaches, as the first COVID-19 lockdown eased, and the subsequent risk of littering the had occurred elsewhere in the UK. In a few days a plan was developed, discussions took place with the County Council and other key organisations, and then the recruitment of volunteers began. A presence at Whitesands Beach began on Tuesday 14th July and an average of two volunteers a day carried out beach cleans for 51 days through the summer, with around 30 volunteers clearing approximately 84 bags of rubbish. A huge success with locals, tourists and organisations offering their gratitude to the amazing volunteers who helped keep a community favourite beach clean.
Contact & Follow Us at:
- Email - hello@ecodewi.org.uk
- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/EcoDewiGroup
- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ecodewigroup/
- Twitter - https://twitter.com/EcoDewiGroup
- Website - https://ecodewi.org.uk