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