An area of land located near Pyle is set to become part of a local nature reserve this month. The land situated between Pyle and Village Farm Industrial estate will be connected with a neighbouring area known as the Frog Pond Wood Nature Reserve, with the aim of increasing the area's ecological diversity and resilience to climate change.
Council bosses in attendance at a council cabinet meeting for Bridgend on November 15 heard how the 0.5 acre patch of land would become physically connected to the current reserve on Frog Pond Wood, protecting it from any future developments, and maintaining it from invasive species such as Himalayan balsam that has previously been discovered there.
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