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The Ancient Woodland Inventory shows woodlands that have had continuous woodland cover for some centuries.

Find out about invasive non-native species in woodlands and the plans in place to tackle them.

This chapter assesses the progress towards the sustainable management of natural resources in the woodland ecosystem.

The woodlands and forests that we look after are great places to go wildlife spotting

There are several unique types of woodland and Wales has a special responsibility to preserve them and the wildlife which thrives in them.

Apply for a felling licence. Get help to plant trees or manage your woodland. Buy and sell timber

There are many grants available for woodland creation. You can use the grants to help you plan and develop your new woodland. The grants are available throughout the year.

Steep climb up wooded hillside with views of a ruined abbey

Natural Resources Wales are responsible for creating, protecting, and managing woodlands in Wales.

Find out about the benefits of urban woodlands and trees, and how people are encouraged to enjoy green spaces close to home.

The woodlands that make up the Estate are some of our greatest natural assets. They make a valuable contribution to all our lives, generating economic, environmental, social and cultural well-being benefits.

Woodlands, nature reserves, trails and open access land

Find out about visiting our woodlands and National Nature Reserves

Wildflower meadow, swampy woodlands and a dwarf forest

Accessible-graded trails in woodlands and reserves across Wales

Get a copy of our brochure about visiting our woodlands and reserves

Watch the film about visiting our woodlands and reserves

Woodlands, forests and National Nature Reserves with visitor facilities in North East Wales

Woodlands, forests and National Nature Reserves with visitor facilities in North West Wales

Woodlands, forests and National Nature Reserves with visitor facilities in Mid Wales