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The rolling heather clad hills known as the Berwyn mountains are one of the largest and most attractive areas of moorland remaining in Wales. Gently contoured ridges are blanketed with deep wet peat dominated by heather and cotton grass. Drier heather and bilbery heath,grassland and bracken clad the steeper slopes.The area contains some of the highest quality sub montane upland in Wales. It has one of the best moorland breeding bird assemblages south of the Scottish highlands with species such as the Red Grouse, black Grouse, Merlin, Hen Harrier and Peregrine falcon. The archaeological interest is also very high.
These hills are a workplace for farmers and others who seek an integrated approach to a balanced land use.
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