Working Together

Woodlands have huge potential to benefit people and their communities in many ways – they can be used for training and enterprise ventures, health and well-being initiatives, arts and community regeneration programmes – the tree tops are the limit! Both the Welsh Government and Forestry Commission Wales are committed to making sure communities and enterprises get the greatest possible benefit from the Woodland Estate owned by everyone living and working here in Wales. On these pages, you’ll find out how to get involved and more about what’s already going on.

Get involved		Projects and Initiatives		Welsh Government Regeneration Areas
Woodlands and You Forest Design Plans Volunteering		Newborough Coed Lleol Tir Coed Forest Watch Size of Wales		Regeneration Areas Heads of the Valleys Woodland Plan  Western Valleys Woodland Plan  Valleys Regional Park
Research & reports		Urban trees		Case studies
Research: Cydcoed Treegeneration Reports: Community Woodland Groups in Wales		The benefits of urban woodlands and trees are clear, and the need to protect them and increase their numbers compelling. Urban Trees		Case Studies Home Fairy Glen Case Study Glan Morfa Community Woodlands Mumbles Community Woodlands