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...an independent development trust delivering sustainable community regeneration in the Dyfi Valley and beyond...

Ecodyfi is a bilingual locally-controlled organisation based in Machynlleth. We were established in 1998 and have been fostering and supporting a greener economy and community ever since. Mostly we work in the Dyfi valley and the UNESCO Dyfi Biosphere area, but also in other parts of Mid Wales. Renewable energy, responsible tourism and community development are our three main areas of expertise. All profits are used to support our aims, as we have no shareholders.

COBWEB was a 4 year project which enabled citizens to collect environmental data using mobile devices. The data is suitable for use in research, decision making and policy formation. The project was located in the Dyfi Biosphere; ecodyfi supported locals and organisations to monitor habitats and learn about the Biosphere.

Information for locals, visitors and business on waste, funding, energy, what to do, travel and culture.

Read about ecodyfi's vision for sustainable regeneration, green economy and building a strong community.

Projects
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Find out about the projects that ecodyfi and it's partners are currently working on.

Ecodyfi provides consultancy services with unique knowledge and access to local networks as well as the capacity to work bilingually.

LATEST

Cymhorthfa: Repair & Share Fair

Sunday 17th November 2019

10.30 - 3.30

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Futures for All:

Machynlleth Climate Festival

Saturday 23rd November 2019

11.00 - 3.00

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Y Plas, Machynlleth

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Ecodyfi has a volunteering opportunity for any Welsh speakers interested in collecting oral histories from older generation farmers in the Dyfi Biosphere area.  Equipment and training will be provided by the National Library of Wales.

For more information click here (Welsh only)

Description of ecodyfi's work from

April 2018 to November 2019

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Download the Report (pdf 400kB)

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Read the Report

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Health and Well Being

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Ecodyfi has partnered with Coed Lleol (Small Woods) to offer outdoor activities to promote health and well being. To find out more and to download a self referral form click here 

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Or contact Gwenfair Rhys-Davis on 01654 703965 or gwenfair@ecodyfi.cymru

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