Goodwin Woodland Project
The project will provide multiple benefits to habitat creation, visitor enjoyment, the local community and economy.
An exciting new woodland project to help tackle the great challenge of climate change while creating rural jobs, restoring native habitats, and providing multiple benefits to the local economy & community and visitors. Woodland will be established with mixed species, appropriate to the local soil conditions, to incorporate and enhance the existing habitat and natural features within the landscape and complement the local designations.
LONG TERM VISION
Woodland will be established with mixed species, appropriate to the local site conditions, to incorporate and enhance the existing habitat and natural features within the landscape and complement the local designations. There will ultimately be a range of age classes, including veteran trees, and natural regeneration of desirable species will have established across the site to complement the woodland structure and biodiversity. There will be an improvement in the local flora and fauna diversity associated with woodland and non-woodland habitats with resultant linkage and wildlife corridor development.
PUBLIC BENEFIT
Public rights of way will be improved and the intention is to create some new additional permissive access routes to enhance visitor enjoyment (to include paths, renewal of stiles and gates plus installation of picnic tables at strategic view points). Estate and Woodland operations will provide rural employment and complement both the local community and economy. Improved access will develop enjoyment of the site and complement the health and wellbeing of visitors.
GOODWIN PLC
The sixth generation of the Goodwin family are the custodians of the business and are actively working to continue to grow the business, ensuring it is sustainable for future generations of stakeholders and its employees by limiting its impact on the environment. Goodwin PLC is working towards carbon neutrality in a number of ways, including improving process efficiencies where possible, utilisation of solar power generation (8 megawatts of solar power installed over the past 12 months on factory roofs), and finally,
Llwynderw Broadleaved Woodland Creation
An exciting new woodland project to help tackle the great challenge of climate change while creating rural jobs, restoring native habitats, and providing multiple benefits to the local economy & community and visitors.