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Art in Nature on prescription

Last year, Coed Lleol partnered with ‘Arts in Health’ (Swansea Bay Health Board) to run a unique project combining art and nature to offer participants alternative methods for improving their mental and physical well-being.

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Art in Nature on prescription

18 Mar 2025

Last year, Coed Lleol partnered with ‘Arts in Health’ (Swansea Bay Health Board) to run a unique project combining art and nature to offer participants alternative methods for improving their mental and physical well-being.

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Students offer advice for SWA

20 Jun 2024

We were delighted to welcome a group of University of Birmingham students to the Green Wood Centre last week as part of a challenge to help us engage with a younger audience.

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Short Breaks for Unpaid Carers in South-East Wales

18 Jun 2024

For Carers Week, we have been reflecting on the positive impact of our Carer’s Programme. Read more about the project and hear from Project Officer Elise as she reflects on its success.

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Wellbeing event on Anglesey brings together participants and stakeholders for a sunny celebration

10 Jun 2024

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Members' visit to Coed Gwinllan Tyddyn

22 May 2024

Following our members' visit to the Esmond Harris Award-winning woodland near Penygroes, North Wales, earlier in May, we received this wonderful testimony from our host.

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International Women's Day 2024: meet the female architect behind our pioneering woodland hubs

11 Mar 2024

For International Women’s Day 2024, we spoke to Jenny Hall, Director of Craftedspace, about inspirational women and the challenges she has faced as a female architect. 

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Breaking barriers in Swansea with outdoor learning

4 Mar 2024

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Case Study - Social Prescribing the Woodland Way

7 Feb 2024

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Getting Ready for Christmas - The Woodland Way!

14 Dec 2023

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Member's visit - Norbury Park and FACE

3 Aug 2023

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