Woodland Trust Cymru

Woodland Trust Cymru Coed Cadw yw’r brif elusen yn y DU sy’n siarad dros goedlannau a choed. The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading woodland conservation charity.

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Postcards from the Lone oak, RSBP Ynys Hir reserve. 📍 Standing proudly on the Wales coastal path, this tree is one of th...
21/08/2026

Postcards from the Lone oak, RSBP Ynys Hir reserve. 📍

Standing proudly on the Wales coastal path, this tree is one of the very few remaining in its place.

Enduring years of harsh conditions, its truly gone against the odds of the weathering coast.

Reckon this Welsh tree be your winner?

Discover the full nominations and vote via the link in comments.

RSPB Cymru RSPB Ynys-hir
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Cardiau post o’r Dderwen Unig, gwarchodfa Ynys Hir yr RSPB. 📍

Mae’r goeden hon yn sefyll yn falch ar lwybr arfordir Cymru ac yn un o’r ychydig iawn sy’n dal yn eu lle.

Mae wedi ffynnu er gwaethaf blynyddoedd o amodau anodd, ac yn groes i bob disgwyl mae wedi goroesi hindreuliad yr arfordir.

Ai’r goeden hon yng Nghymru fydd eich dewis chi ar gyfer ?

Gallwch weld yr enwebiadau llawn a phleidleisio drwy’r ddolen yn y sylwadau.

19/08/2026

Playful moments between badger kits in our woods! 🎥🌳

Badgers are one of our best-known woodland mammals, often living in the same sett for generations and creating well-worn paths through the undergrowth.

These curious youngsters are just one of the many species that depend on healthy woodlands for foraging and shelter. 💚

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Moch daear bach yn chwarae yn ein coedwigoedd! 🎥🌳

Moch daear yw un o famaliaid mwyaf adnabyddus ein coedwigoedd, maen nhw’n aml yn byw yn yr un frochfa am genedlaethau ac yn creu llwybrau o dan y prysgwydd.

Mae’r moch daear ifanc a chwilfrydig hyn yn ddim ond un o’r llu o rywogaethau sy’n dibynnu ar goetiroedd iach er mwyn twrio am fwyd ac er mwyn cael lloches. 💚

17/08/2026

Luke from the Woodland Trust youth council breaks down why nature supports many different parts of life and what young people can get out of nature conservation. 👐🍃

Aged 16–25? Want to see what young people are doing for the UK’s woods and trees, and how to get involved?

Learn more via the link in comments. 👇

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Mae Luke o gyngor ieuenctid Coed Cadw yn egluro sut mae natur yn cefnogi gwahanol rannau o fywyd ac yn nodi cymaint y gall pobl ifanc ei elwa o gadwraeth natur. 👐🍃

16-25 oed? Ydych chi eisiau gwybod beth mae pobl ifanc yn ei wneud dros goedwigoedd a choed y DU, a gweld sut gallwch chi gymryd rhan?

Ewch i'r ddolen yn y sylwadau am ragor o wybodaeth. 👇

Have you spotted the bright fruits of the Rowan tree yet? 👀Across Wales, we’re seeing scarlet red berries fruiting and r...
14/08/2026

Have you spotted the bright fruits of the Rowan tree yet? 👀

Across Wales, we’re seeing scarlet red berries fruiting and ripening earlier than usual. In ancient folklore the more bountiful the fruit of a rowan - the harsher the winter will be.

If you’ve spotted unusual changes like this, you can help us track them by marking them in our natures calendar. Find the link in the comments. 👇

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Ydych chi wedi gweld ffrwythau ar goed criafol eto? 👀

Ledled Cymru, rydyn ni’n gweld aeron coch yn dwyn ffrwyth ac yn aeddfedu’n gynharach na’r arfer. Yn ôl chwedloniaeth hynafol, mae tymor llwyddiannus o ffrwythau ar goed criafol yn arwydd bod gaeaf caled o’n blaenau.

Os ydych chi wedi sylwi ar newidiadau anarferol fel hyn, gallwch chi ein helpu i gadw cofnod ohonynt drwy ychwanegu at ein calendr natur. Mae’r ddolen yn y blwch sylwadau. 👇

11/08/2026

Healthy woodlands = healthy habitats.

These four pine martens were recently spotted on our wildlife cameras in North Wales.👏👇

Could this Welsh tree be your   winner? 💚We recently visited the incredible lone oak - one of the trees shortlisted for ...
10/08/2026

Could this Welsh tree be your winner? 💚

We recently visited the incredible lone oak - one of the trees shortlisted for the competition. Standing proudly on RSPB Ynys-hir and the Wales Coast path, this remarkable tree has some spectacular views. Overlooking the coastal landscape of mid Wales, it continues to stand strong against the weathering odds.

Take a look at the full nominations and vote via the link in comments. 👇

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Gall y coeden yma fod ? 💚

Yn ddiweddar fe ymwelon ni â'r derwen unigryw anhygoel - un o’r coed a oedd wedi cael eu rhestru ar gyfer cystadleuaeth . Yn sefyll yn falch ar RSPB Ynys-hir ac ar lwybr Arfordir Cymru, mae gan y goeden arbennig hon olygfeydd rhyfeddol. Gan edrych dros dirwedd arfordirol canolbarth Cymru, mae’n parhau i sefyll yn gadarn yn erbyn yr holl heriau tywydd.

Edrychwch ar y rhestrau llawn a llefarwch eich pleidlais trwy’r ddolen yn y sylwadau. 👇

Another stone in the wall at Brynau! 🪨⛏️These long-lasting dry-stone walls not only help bring heritage back to the land...
06/08/2026

Another stone in the wall at Brynau! 🪨⛏️

These long-lasting dry-stone walls not only help bring heritage back to the landscape, but also provide safe boundaries for our incredible White Welsh cattle.

Built without mortar and designed to stand the test of time, they’re a fantastic example of how traditional skills continue to support nature-friendly land management today.

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Carreg wrth garreg, mae pethau’n siapio yn Fferm Brynau! 🪨⛏️

Mae’r waliau cerrig sych hyn yn para’n hir ac yn dod â threftadaeth yn ôl i’r dirwedd, gan greu ffiniau diogel i’n gwartheg Gwyn Cymreig anhygoel.

Maen nhw’n cael eu hadeiladu heb forter ac wedi eu dylunio i wrthsefyll prawf amser. Maen nhw’n enghraifft wych o sut mae sgiliau traddodiadol yn parhau i gefnogi gwaith rheoli tir sy’n ystyriol o natur heddiw.

05/08/2026
04/08/2026

Our barn owls are leaving the nest! 🦉

It’s time to say goodbye to the Brynau six.

The last three months have sped by, and our six owlets have been on quite the journey! Enduring three heatwaves, exploring the big wide world and well… having their whole life on camera.

As activity in the nest winds down, our camera will soon be turned off as we wish our six fledging’s the best of luck in their future at Brynau. 💚



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Mae ein tylluanod gwynion yn gadael y nyth! 🦉

Mae’r amser wedi dod i ffarwelio â chwe thylluan Brynau.

Mae’r tri mis diwethaf wedi hedfan heibio, ac mae ein chwe thylluan fach wedi bod ar dipyn o daith! Maen nhw wedi profi tair ton o dywydd poeth eithriadol a chrwydro’r byd o’u cwmpas… ac mae hyn oll wedi’i gofnodi ar gamera.

Wrth i bethau dawelu yn y nyth, bydd ein camera’n cael ei ddiffodd a byddwn ni’n dymuno’r gorau i’r tylluanod bach ar gyfer eu dyfodol yn Fferm Brynau. 💚

We’re looking for young people from Wales to join our youth council!Aged 16–25 and passionate about nature? By getting i...
03/08/2026

We’re looking for young people from Wales to join our youth council!

Aged 16–25 and passionate about nature? By getting involved you’ll:

🌳 Get skills for a career in nature conservation.

🌳 Plant trees with your school, university or community.

🌳 Meet other young people and help nature thrive in your local area.

Learn more via the link in comments. 👇


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Rydyn ni’n chwilio am bobl ifanc o Gymru i ymuno â’n cyngor ieuenctid!

Ydych chi rhwng 16 a 25 oed ac yn frwd dros fyd natur? Drwy gymryd rhan byddwch yn:

🌳Meithrin sgiliau ar gyfer gyrfa ym maes cadwraeth natur.

🌳Plannu coed gyda’ch ysgol, eich prifysgol neu’ch cymuned.

🌳Cwrdd â phobl ifanc eraill a helpu byd natur i ffynnu yn eich ardal leol.

Ewch i'r ddolen yn y sylwadau am ragor o wybodaeth. 👇

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