Moel Famau Shepherds Hut

19/04/2022

19/03/2022

06/02/2022

Quite a change!

The main Coed Moel Famau car park will close for approximately two weeks from 7 February to allow trees infected with Phytophthora ramorum, commonly known as larch disease, to be safely cut down.

The car park will reopen at weekends. Other site car parks, including Bwlch Pen Barras, remains open for alternative parking.

Tree felling to remove infected trees is expected to continue in the forest until the end of March. To keep people safe, there will also be trail closures, which will be clearly sign-posted, and diversions will be in place and access limited throughout the felling operations.

The trees are infected with Phytophthora ramorum, commonly known as larch disease. They cover around 26 hectares - or the size of 30 football pitches.

After the work, NRW will replant forest areas with alternative trees for timber production. Areas surrounding the car park, road and trails will be planted with a mix of broadleaf species to help wildlife and enhance the environment for everyone’s enjoyment.


Bydd prif faes parcio Coed Moel Famau yn cau am tua phythefnos o 7 Chwefror er mwyn caniatáu i goed sydd wedi’u heintio â Phytophthora ramorum, a elwir yn glefyd y llarwydd, gael eu cwympo yn ddiogel.

Bydd y maes parcio yn ailagor ar y penwythnosau. Mae meysydd parcio eraill, gan gynnwys Bwlch Pen Barras, yn parhau ar agor.

Mae disgwyl i'r gwaith gwympo coed heintiedig barhau yn y goedwig tan ddiwedd mis Mawrth. Er mwyn cadw pobl yn ddiogel, bydd llwybrau hefyd yn cael eu cau, gydag arwyddion clir arnynt. Hefyd bydd dargyfeiriadau a bydd mynediad cyfyngedig yn ystod y gwaith cwympo coed.

Mae’r coed wedi’u heintio â Phytophthora ramorum, neu glefyd y llarwydd. Maen nhw’n gorchuddio tua 26 hectar - neu faint 30 cae pêl-droed.

Ar ôl y gwaith, bydd CNC yn ailblannu ardaloedd y goedwig â choed amgen ar gyfer cynhyrchu pren. Bydd ardaloedd o gwmpas y maes parcio, y ffordd a’r llwybrau’n cael eu plannu â chymysgedd o rywogaethau llydanddail i helpu bywyd gwyllt a chyfoethogi’r amgylchedd er mwynhad pawb.

19/10/2021

Speaks for its self!

27/09/2021

This is such a great local company!

We have committed to tree planting for climate change, with one tree planted for every traveller on our small group adventures

26/05/2021

Anyone fancy this job opportunity!

We're supporting the Kickstart Scheme and are looking for an Operations Executive to join our team

25/05/2021

Just right for those who love the

Nurture your mind, body and soul on this UK nature wellness retreat in Wales. Relax, unwind, reconnect with your world and rewild your spirit.

27/04/2021

What a great idea!

We are recruiting Seasonal Rangers to provide practical support for front line staff across our busy sites over the coming year. This is to ensure that we have flexible and skilled staff on the ground to help deal with visitor management issues at busy times, to offer advice and support to visitors and to help manage recreational pressure, linking closely with the existing ranger services.
Further information is listed on Denbighshire County Council's recruitment pages;

https://workfor.denbighshire.gov.uk/tlive_webrecruitment/wrd/run/ETREC107GF.open?VACANCY_ID%3d0337479agf%1BUSESSION=AE9C0F378ED64C17AD0F7C6B8E9C6796&WVID=7576912FL1&LANG=USA

Reference: HECS00064W3SEE

05/02/2021

All our visitors ...have a go! 😊