Bulldozers are moving in at the Kenfig National Nature Reserve - but it's all in a good cause. A pilot project has been started to transform the sand dunes by landscaping them, to make the area more ...

Dr Mike Howe, from the Countryside Council for Wales, tells ITV Wales why the Kenfig project is necessary. "We have ten habitats and species of international important on our dunes" he says. "Eight of ...

Kenfig lies on the Glamorgan coast, just a short distance from Porthcawl and part of a huge dune system, which once stretched from the River Ogmore to the Gower peninsula. Kenfig is a favourite refuge ...

To the west of Bridgend you'll find Kenfig National Nature Reserve, a beautiful site which boasts some of Wales' most impressive sand dunes. It was once home to one of the sixth biggest towns in ...

The area is one of the last remnants of a large sand dune system that once stretched along the coast from the river Ogmore to the Gower peninsula at the end of the last Ice Age. Some of the dunes now ...

Eight hundred years ago the town of Kenfig on the south coast of Wales had been a thriving commercial success. But then it vanished, leaving just a few castle walls to mark its existence. Eight ...

This national nature reserve near Porthcawl is a fascinating area of wetlands, sand dunes and scrub. Last updated: 05 May 2011 Kenfig lies on the Glamorgan coast, just a short distance from Porthcawl ...