Three highland cattle are helping bluebells bloom again in one Snowdonia wood. The National Trust introduced cows Myfi, Wmffre and Hugo to Coed Ganllwyd on the charity’s Dolmelynllyn Estate in 2015. Livestock had been excluded from the woods for the past 40 years. Rhodri Wigley, National Trust ranger, said: “Before the cattle arrived it was […]
via PICTURES: Bluebells blooming thanks to Snowdonia cattle — National Trust Press Office
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