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Wales

We are Coed Cadw, the Woodland Trust in Wales. We plant trees and campaign for better protection for woodlands and trees across the country. We also look after more than 100 woods which are yours to explore whenever you like. Together, we can stand up for trees in Wales. For wildlife. For people.

 

 

Prepping for an event at Pen y Coed, a site close to the picturesque town of Llangollen in Denbighshire, north Wales.

Credit: Keith Morris / WTML

Maternity Hospital sculpture at Cefn Ila.

Credit: Mark Zytynski / WTML

Spectacular scenery at Coed Felenrhyd & Llennyrch.

Credit: Phil Formby / WTML

Mossy path at Coed Felenrhyd & Llennyrch.

Credit: Rory Francis / WTML

Standing to attention at Cwm George & Casehill Woods.

Credit: Mark Zytynski / WTML

View of Cwm George & Casehill Woods.

Credit: Mark Zytynski / WTML

Cefn Ila is an established 72-acre site near to the historic town of Usk.

Credit: Mark Zytynski / WTML

Credit: Rob Grange / WTML

Brynau Wood appeal

Imagine a long-forgotten ancient woodland restored into a sanctuary for wildlife, all against the breathtaking backdrop of Swansea’s famous bay. This is our vision for Brynau Wood.

Help us look after this important site

News and blogs from Wales

Did you know?

Wales is one of the least-wooded countries in Europe. Woodlands make up just 14% of the landscape and less than half of these are native, or broadleaved.

Find a wood

We own over 100 woods in Wales covering an area of 2,897 hectares (7,155 acres). Almost all of these are available for the public to visit at any time and for free.

To discover these woods, visit our woodland search page.

Did you know?

61,755 trees will be planted this season throughout Wales, donated by Coed Cadw, the Woodland Trust in Wales. We hope a similar or greater amount will be planted next season.

Enquire about our planting schemes

Woodland wildlife

Our woods provide precious homes for more wildlife than any other terrestrial landscape. Here are some of the species to look out for in Wales.

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Need to get in touch?

Got a question about our work or want to learn more about something?

Contact us

By post: 
The Woodland Trust Wales,
Castle Court,
6 Cathedral Road,
Cardiff, CF11 9LJ
Phone: 0292 002 7732
Email: Wales@woodlandtrust.org.uk