Amidst the profound changes to ordinary life required to tackle Covid-19 many in our communities have rediscovered the value of […]

Tags: Activities - Biodiversity & conservation, Activities - Recreation & access, Activities - Woodland management, blog, Community Woodlands, LlyG Member Blog

Talgarth Community Woodland – traditional extraction on PAWS. By Jed Needs Talgarth Community Woodland Group is made up of residents […]

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In July Jon Burke from Moelyci woodland group attended an event in Bangor hosted by the Tree Council to discuss […]

Tags: ash dieback, Bangor University, blog, LlyG Member Blog, Tree Council, Tree health, woodland

In October Llais y Goedwig sent Adrian Farey from Elwy Working Woods on a mission to attend the Scottish Community […]

Tags: blog, Country - Scotland, CWA conference, LlyG Member Blog, Woodland Location - Rural, Woodland management

In this Blog post Maria Golightly, Wales Engagement Manager for the Grow Wild Project discusses the diversity of the funding […]

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In this Autunmal blog new Llais y Goedwig Director Marit Parker muses on how the network of community woodland groups can […]

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Cambrian Wildwood is a project run by the charity Wales Wild Land Foundation. Set in the Cambrian Mountains in West Wales, […]

Tags: Activities - Woodland management, blog, Cambrian, SSSI, Wildwood

Environet’s new toolkit is packed full of ideas for getting involved in environmental volunteering and celebrates fantastic projects making a […]

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Llais y Goedwig Chair, David Williams (centre) keeps us up to date with the latest developments from policy meetings and consultations.   […]

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Llais y Goedwig Chair David Williams discusses the benefits of signing up to new well-being portal Dewis: A part of […]

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