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Find out more about why we have to fell larch trees in Caerphilly

The Welsh Government’s Plant! Scheme has planted a tree for every baby born or adopted in Wales since 1 January 2008.

Find out how to improve the resilience of your woodland to our changing climate through our guidance on the use of silvicultural systems to increase woodland diversity in Wales.

This Register gives a short summary of the applications received for a licence to fell growing trees and is updated weekly. Details of the application will stay on the Register for a minimum of four weeks.

Find out about woodlands and trees – check out our resources.

Famous waterfall and three walking trails

Border country woodland between Wales and England

Woodland walk with carpets of bluebells in spring

Largest area of ancient woodland in Wales

Small woodland in the Wye Valley

18 Oct 2016)

Spaces are limited. Please email us to book a place

Walk to the Eagles Nest, a famous viewpoint over the Wye Valley

Uphill walk to a viewpoint and access to the Beacons Way

Ancient woodland with historic features

Discover archaeological sites in this former deer park

22 Dec 2022

Natural Resources Wales’s (NRW) Forestry Operations and Land Management Team will be turning back the clock to use traditional forestry skills to thin an area of sensitive woodland at Tyn y Coed near Llantrisant.

Peaceful woodland walks and small picnic area

Small woodland near the Carmarthenshire coast