BWLYTAI WOOD

This woodand was given to the Trust in 2006 by Mrs Bridget Gledhill. The bluebells and wood anemones that wash over the ground in spring testify that this is an ancient woodland site, but the trees themselves are mostly quite young.

Clear felling some years ago resulted in an invasion of sycamores. Many of these were felled at the turn of the millennium and hundreds of ash, oak, rowan and other broadleaf trees planted.

Further potential for habitat restoration exists. Meanwhile, the wood is an ideal venue for visiting school groups.