Y Cae
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Arial photograph of 10 acre Y Cae Art/Ecology project space at Ffynnonof farm, West Wales.
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Arial photograph of boundary between sheep grazed field (left) and Y Cae, (right), August 2025
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Fence, Y Cae, 2024
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Native Tree Saplings, Cardboard rabbit guards, Y Cae, 2023
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Wildflower Test Square, Y Cae, 2023
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Invertebrate test circle, Y Cae, 2024
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Biodiversity ‘control’ test circle in sheep grazed field adjacent to Y Cae, 2025
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Measuring annual flora growth to inform carbon capture estimations, Y Cae 2024
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Measuring growth of Willow Tree to calculate annual carbon capture of native trees , Y Cae , 2025
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Measuring and recording, Y Cae, Ffynnonofi, Wales 2023 C-type
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Trump Tree 3, Y Cae, Ffynnonofi, Wales 2025 C-type
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Rough Grasses and Ant Hills, Y Cae, Summer 2025
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Measuring growth of Elderflower Tree planted in area protected by Gorse, Y Cae 2026
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Saplings emerging through Bracken, Y Cae, 2025
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Observing Structure of Lime Sapling, 3 years old, Y Cae, 2026
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Silver Birch, 3 years old, Y Cae , 2025
Y Cae (The Field) is an experimental ‘art ecology’ project run from Mike Perry’s studio in North Pembrokeshire, West Wales. 10 acres of sheep grazed farmland have been fenced off in 2022 for the regeneration of nature and biodiversity. It is a collaboration between artists, ecologists, writers and local volunteers. Advisors include Ann Jones (Arts Consultant), Professor Stephen Tooth (Chair of Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth University), Bronwen Colquhoun (Senior Curator of Photography, National Museum Wales), Christopher Coppock (Arts Director and National Park Councillor) plus visiting ecologists.