The Coed Lleol Partnership

The Coed Lleol Partnership is working to restore the links between people and woodlands across Wales. It does this by enabling communication of best practice and experiences of multi-use woodland management and by promoting the benefits of woodlands to other sectors in Wales such as health, education and tourism.

This guidance paper is the product of experience developed by the Coed Lleol Partnership. Contributors include; Bodfari Charcoal, Cyd Coed, the Forestry Commission Wales – Woodlands for Learning, Denbighshire County Council Countryside Service, Graybeards Wood, Groundwork Trust - Wrexham and Flintshire, Nanteos Woodland Group, the National Public Health Service for Wales, the Small Woods Association, Tir Coed, the Woodland Trust and the Wildlife Trusts Wales

Of Specific Note for their Contribution of Project Experiences;

• Ceredigion Communities Exercise Schemes – Woodland Walks

• Hafan Hedd NHS Resource Centre.

• Llanfyllin Area Resource – MENCAP

• Tir Coed – Woods for Wellbeing,

• The Princes Trust

• National Public Health Service,

• Forestry Commission Wales Woodlands for Learning,

• Nanteos Woodland Group

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Coed Lleol is hosted by the Small Woods Association in partnership with the Forestry Commission Wales and the Countryside Council for Wales