Situated in the heart of Carmarthenshire, this new native woodland adjoins existing woodland on its northern edge, meaning that as it grows it will increase the habitat available for wildlife like redstarts, which have their UK stronghold in the woodlands of mid-Wales.
The mixture of species, too, will benefit local biodiversity with cherry and hawthorn providing blossom for pollinators in the spring and joining species like rowan and hazel in providing berries and nuts for hungry animals in the autumn.
4,032 trees
2.52 hectares
Spring 2014
973 tonnes CO2
Water Quality
Wildlife
