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Drawing by a pupil at Knelston Primary School |
A Sense of Arrival at OxwichSea and dunes, woodland, the salt marsh and a freshwater marsh make up the varied landscape of Oxwich.Because of these four distinct areas there is a great diversity of habitats on the reserve and it is also clear that human management has interacted with nature over a long period of time. A very successful school project was led by David Lloyd and Elspeth English which resulted in a series of striking carved pieces representing some of the things that flourish in the varied habitats on the reserve. One of the sculptures, an outsized version of a 'Bee Orchid' that grows on the dunes, is to be sited at nearby Knelston Primary School.
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The freshwater marsh at Oxwich 
The 'Bee Orchid' sculpture carved by David Lloyd 
'The Heron Sculpture' by David Lloyd at Oxwich |
