Plantlife

And I'm gonna be finding out today for Open Country how they're being reintroduced into this stunning mountain landscape.

Robbie Blackhall-Miles, who you've just heard, is from the charity Plantlife, and you're a man on a mission, aren't you?

I certainly am.

These things are part of the cultural heritage of my home, and I can't see them go extinct.

So if we can help agriculture to deliver the conservation work that we need, that's really important.

If a cow falls off a cliff face and, um, and it dies, then that's a huge expense to the farmer.

So what Plantlife and the Natur Am Byth project have been doing is to enable Bryn to bring his cows into this landscape by providing these GPS-enabled collars for the cattle, so that we can actually control, in an unfenced landscape, where the cattle are grazing, make sure that they're kept away from the dangerous areas of land, and make sure that they're grazing the bits of land that we want for the rare plants, but also where the best pasture is.

All of those things.