Glasbren, the Welsh language word for 'sapling', is a non-profit community land project based on cliffs where the Taf and Tywi rivers meet. We’re offering accessible pathways into wild & locally-grown food and a deeper relationship to the living world - for our own health, the health of our communities and the health of the planet.

For 5 years, we’ve fed local people in southwest Carmarthenshire through our community-supported-agriculture (CSA) veg box scheme, welcomed volunteers, taught about food growing, plant medicine and sustainable living and shared nature connection practices. We’re also planting trees, creating community gardens, orchards and habitat for wildlife and slowly restoring traditional lifeways and a deep connection to the seasons, place & an authentic food culture. We’re working hard to make local food and nature accessible to all.

We hope you can stand alongside us to imagine local people wandering amongst beautiful and abundant food landscapes and grassland meadows, rich in biodiversity, a flourishing local food scene and a renewed link between the local community and the heritage, ecology and unique spirit of this magical place - for the good of nature, people, climate and culture. 

We’re trying to weave our lives back into the tangle of nature, steward land for future generations & gather a resilient community around the table, or the smoking fire, once again. 

Will you join us?