Y Morfa Wetlands is an 11ha semi-natural habitat which was opened in March 2020 and provides a valuable green leisure space for everyone to enjoy. Wetlands are a critical part of our natural environment providing valuable habitat and food for local wildlife, flood storage and improved water quality. They also provide valuable feeding and nesting habitats for summer bird visitors.
Why not check out all 3 interpretative panels which have been placed on the site, use the QR codes provided for additional information and see if you can spot any of the plants and wildlife mentioned on them. Take a seat on one of the new benches and see if you can see or hear any of the birds.
This cache is hidden just off one of the tracks and is big enough for some small swoppables and possibly a TB. There should be a scribbling tool in the container but bring a pen just in case so that you can sign the log book. Stealth may be required as this area is just off a main footpath which is a short cut from town to Johnstown and used by walkers/runners/cyclists and dog walkers etc. Please ensure the container is screwed shut before you put it in its bag, and the log book bag is sealed – thank you/diolch.
There is parking available a bit further away but you will have to walk to the site. Parking can be found at the start of the Wetlands in Johnstown (nice flat cycle/pedestrian path), in town, or the supermarket car park. If you don't mind a fairly steep walk you could try parking at the top Picton Terrace entrance, there is usually at least one space on the main road.
This cache is placed with kind permission from Carmarthenshire County Council.