B. 3) Where Can I Find a Local Woodland Venue?

Coed Lleol’s “Your Local Woods Guides”

Printed guides of publicly accessible woodlands throughout Objective 1 areas are available on request from the Coed Lleol Partnership Officer. The Coed Lleol Web site has clickable maps of accessible woodlands throughout Wales.

Woodland Trust Coed Cadw

For a directory of Woodland Trust managed woods Click here. Woodland Trust Sites. Please inform the Woodland Officer whose contact details will be on the wood’s web page if you are undertaking group activities.

Wildlife Trusts Wales

They manage a lot of woodlands and have volunteer programmes for nature conservation activities. Contact your local Trust

Forestry Commission Wales

The Places to go web site has a search engine which helps you to locate a Forestry Commission Wood near your town. With a few exceptions all Forestry Commission Woods have full public access. For group activities however, it is necessary to contact the FC Area Manager for written permission following the completion of appropriate risk assessments.

Cyd Coed Woods for All

This is a Forestry Commission Wales initiative which supports Community Woodland Groups in Objective One areas. The regional Cyd Coed Officers will be able to provide information about community woodlands local to you. The Community Woodland Groups themselves may have specific health related initiatives or undertake suitable woodland activities.

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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