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Find out what guides our management of your forests – the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.

Find out about the woodlands we manage and how the they benefit Wales.

Information about the Welsh forest industry and our management of the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.

The Protection of Badgers Act 1992 makes it illegal to kill, injure or take a badger, or interfere with a sett. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) and Welsh Government (WG) issue licences for appropriate purposes, so you can work legally.

Information on the harvesting, timber haulage and powerline management contracts available on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.

Buy timber from the Welsh Government Woodland Estate using our online auction service or through contracts.

Background to Glastir schemes

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.

Find out about the work we do to make sure that the environment and natural resources of Wales are sustainably maintained, sustainably enhanced and sustainably used, now and in the future.

Find out about haulage contracts along with Information for hauliers working on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.

24 Jul 2018

Enlarging the Welsh Government’s woodlands and improving their condition and diversity are among the priorities announced in a report today/next week.

05 Jun 2019

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has identified priority actions to support the Welsh Government’s declaration of a Climate Emergency last month.

Find out about the Wind Energy Programme and Projects on the land we manage.

Information on small roundwood, hardwood, niche market and firewood contracts offered on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate.

Your forests – the Welsh Government’s Woodland Estate – are a national treasure and Natural Resources Wales manages them on your behalf.

Find out about Well-being Of Future Generations Act, Public Services Boards, assessments of local well-being and draft well-being plans

The Welsh Government would like to see 100,000 hectares of new woodland by 2030. That would be good for us, our economy and our environment.

Assessing the impacts of fishing activities on Marine Protected Areas