Special sites
Neath Port Talbot is a hidden gem in South Wales, brimming with breathtaking natural beauty and ecological richness.
Explore how local efforts are:
- keeping our landscapes alive
- helping rare species thrive
- preserving peaceful retreats
Our community plays a vital role in safeguarding these special places.
Diverse landscapes
NPT has a wide range of natural places for people to enjoy, including:
- wetlands of Crymlyn Bog
- woodlands of the Neath Valley
- upland peatbogs
Rare wildlife
The region is home to over 21 Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs). These sites allow rare species like the fen raft spider and the shrill carder bee to thrive.
Peaceful retreats
Our natural sites provide a peaceful retreat and a vital sanctuary for wildlife. Walk through the wildflower meadows at Bryn Tip or go bird watching at Pant-y-Sais Fen.
A closer look at NPT’s Special Sites
Find more information on the Local Nature Partnership’s website.
