Waterfall at Ffos Anoddyn © NWWT Iwan Edwards
Gofod Glas
Exploring the future of freshwater in the Conwy river catchment
When the first rains fell, the earth awakened
Where rivers wandered, life could flourish!
Freshwater exploration
We know that landscape-scale conservation projects can deliver impact on the ground but, to achieve real and lasting change, people and their communities must be recognised as the main driver in nature’s recovery.
The Gofod Glas project creatively explores people’s relationship with freshwater in the Conwy river catchment area. As a development project it seeks to discover why this is important to people and explores how we can work towards clean and healthy freshwater in the future.
We have received financial support from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation to explore and discuss the theme of freshwater with curiosity. We seek to collaborate with communities in different and engaging ways, being open to discussions, responsive to requests and interested in ideas.
Get involved
Gofod Glas want to explore what water means to you. How you interact with it and questions such as: What is your relationship with water? What is your understanding? What is your perspective? Together we can explore where to find the answers, and what they might be.
Join an emerging community of interest by signing up to the Gofod Glas mailing list.
Freshwater reflections (Gofod Glas project) © David Cleary
Gofod Glas: Lin Cummins
Conwy Falls River Walk (Gofod Glas Project) © Lin Cummins
Canoeist on Afon Conwy (Gofod Glas project) © Lin Cummins
Mark McNulty
© NWWT Iwan Edwards
An interactive jigsaw of the Conwy river and its tributaries © Iwan Edwards
What is Gofod Glas Conwy?
Gofod Glas Conwy is a partnership between North Wales Wildlife Trust (Charity Number: 230772), Dyffryn Dyfodol (Ffiwsar) (Community Interest Company - Company Registration No. 11302487) and Natural Resources Wales (Government Sponsored Body)
