Projects

Our objectives are to plant trees and create new woodland, involving thousands of people especially children. We aim to create new habitats at a scale which will give wildlife relying on woodland a robust future. We also aim to involve people of all ages in doing this, and to get across the message of the value and importance of trees.

Here are just some of the projects we are involved in around Wales to achieve these objects:

• Porthkerry Country Park and the visit to the site by Tamsin Dunwoody AM of the Welsh Assembly Government
• The restoration of Wentwood Forest

• The Community Woodland Network - set up by the Woodland Trust to support woodland groups throughout the country with their invaluable work in managing and conserving woodland. The website contains a particularly useful Welsh contacts page.
• Coed Tregib

• Royal Welsh Show marks anniversary in tree-friendly fashion
• A new way of planting trees on heavily grazed hillsides
• Autumnwatch 40,000 registered recorders help the Woodland Trust monitor the effects of climate change
• Meirionnydd Oakwood Habitat Management Project. See how the Woodland Trust is helping to care for the ancient Oak Woodlands of Meirionnydd
• Granllyn Pool - how Coed Cadw restores the habitat of the endangered great crested newt
• Penycoed - Coed Cadw's work restoring this planted ancient woodland site
  
• Maentwrog woodlands Six adjoining woodlands in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park with a total of 30km of publicly accessible paths, including the Woodland Trust’s own Coed Hafod y Llyn Download the special leaflet jointly produced by the six landowning bodies: map and site description
• ‘The man who planted trees' published in Welsh for the first time