Woodland Trust
The Woodland Trust is the UKs leading woodland conservation charity, with some 250,000 members and supporters. The Trust has four key aims: - No further loss of ancient woodland
- To restore and improve the biodiversity of woodland
- To increase new native woodland
- Increase people's awareness and enjoyment of woodland
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Established in 1972, the Trust now has over 1,100 sites in its care covering approximately 19,000 hectares (47,000 acres). These include 129 sites in Wales, with a total area of 1,580 hectares (3,900 acres), offering free public access to almost all of its sites. The Trust also offers a range of activities such as walks, tree planting and public consultations. The Trust adopted a new Welsh language name in 2000: 'Coed Cadw'. This is an old Welsh term used in medieval laws to describe protected or preserved woodland. | Address: | Coed Cadw - The Woodland Trust, Uned K, Yr Hen Orsaf, Llanidloes, Powys SY18 6EB | | Tel: | 01686 412508 | | Website: | www.coed-cadw.org.uk |
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