| RSPB WALES | www.rspb.org.uk/wales/ | The oakwoods of Meirionnydd are home to many different species of bird. The RSPB is the UK charity working to secure a healthy environment for birds and wildlife. |
| The Ancient Tree Hunt | www.ancient-tree-hunt.org.uk | Can you help Coed Cadw / The Woodland Trust create a living map of ancient trees in Wales? In 2007 we are planning to launch our Ancient Tree Hunt project. Full details of the project can be found at the website www.ancient-tree-hunt.org.uk but in short the Ancient Tree Hunt aims to work in partnership with other organisations to encourage people to recognise and identify ancient trees in their locality and then record some key information about each tree. The data will be entered online, and it will be possible to query and view the information across the whole of the UK. This project is an important way of reconnecting people with nature, and encouraging them to help protect Ancient Trees. It is a five year UK-wide partnership between the Woodland Trust, the Ancient Tree Forum and the Tree Register of the British Isles, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. |
| Wales Woodland Celebration | www.coedlleol.org.uk | The Code Lleol Partnership TheCelebration of Wales Woodland – with its walks, art workshops, tree planting and bird watching events - has been brought together by the Coed Lleol Partnership Coed Lleol aims to help the people of Wales get back in touch with the woods – and use them as a great place to play, exercise and just enjoy being in the great outdoors. If you would like to know where you local wood is, we can send you a free Local Woods/Eich Coedwigoedd Lleol guide or visit our web site for an online guide as well as other information about Welsh WoodsThe Code Lleol Partnership The 2006 Celebration of Wales Woodland – with its walks, art workshops, tree planting and bird watching events - has been brought together by the Coed Lleol Partnership Coed Lleol aims to help the people of Wales get back in touch with the woods – and use them as a great place to play, exercise and just enjoy being in the great outdoors. If you would like to know where you local wood is, we can send you a free Local Woods/Eich Coedwigoedd Lleol guide or visit our web site for an online guide as well as other information about Welsh Woods |
| Welsh Tourist Board | www.visitwales.co.uk | If you are interested in visiting and staying near our oakwoods contact the Welsh tourism board for more information. |
