Cwrt and Brynteg Forest Resource Plan

Overview

Natural Resources Wales is responsible for the sustainable management of the publicly owned woodlands and forests of Wales. They are managed for the benefit and well-being of the people who visit them and depend on them for their livelihood. This responsibility includes improving their biodiversity and long-term resilience to climate change so that future generations will also be able to enjoy the benefits they provide. Every ten years Natural Resources Wales reviews the long-term management plans for each forest area. These are compiled in a new Forest Resource Plan.

Cwrt and Brynteg Forest Resource Plan covers two forests located south of Trawsfynydd in Snowdonia National Park. Cwrt forest is a larger plantation forest, frequently visited by walkers, who cross the forest to access the Rhinog mountains to the west. Brynteg forest is a smaller forest, closer to Trawsfynydd, which has been restored to native woodland and open habitats.

Below is a link to the summary of objectives for the plan:

Summary of objectives for Cwrt and Brynteg forest

This document helps to explain some of the categories shown on the maps below:

Explanation of map keys                                           

Photos

Summary of the main changes that will occur in the forest:

• Restoration of deep peat and bog habitats
• Expansion of riparian, successional and native woodland
• Continued management of conifer crops using smaller felling coupes

Why your views matter

We would like to know your opinion and views on the new plans for Cwrt and Brynteg forest so it can help us improve the long-term management of the forest

What happens next

We will look at what you have said and adapt the plans to.......