FTS Forest of Cardiff

St George’s Wood in the Forest of Cardiff

The Forest of Cardiff is an urban conservation and environmental project which started in 1988. It is a voluntary organisation set up to carry out tree establishment and urban woodland management with community involvement. All tree planting is normally carried out between the months of November and March, but especially during National Tree Week.

This new broadleaf woodland has been created from oak, ash, cherry, alder and a mixture of native shrubs and will eventually join up to existing mixed woods to the south of the planting site. The site covers approximately 4 hectares. There are no special visiting times as a public footpath runs through the woods.

Should you require any further information on the Forest of Cardiff please contact below:

The Walled Garden

Old Coedarhydyglyn

St Nicholas

Cardiff

CF5 6SG

Tel: 02920 599300

Fax: 02920 592929

Email: treescene@forestoc.demon.co.uk

The dedication book is held at the offices of the Forest of Cardiff.

Directions

From the M4 take junction 33 then the A4050 south for 5km. Then take the A48 to Cardiff, then the first left. Turn left after the school and follow the road 2.5km into St George’s. Park in the village of St George’s, take the public footpath 100m south of the Greendown Public House. Follow the path for 600m to reach the planting site.

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International Tree Foundation is charitable company limited by guarantee. Registered in England No. 5219549.
Registered Office: lnternational Tree Foundation, Sandy Lane, Crawley Down, West Sussex, RH10 4HS