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Trees are among the most versatile and cost-effective natural assets that planners, policy makers, businesses and communities can use to raise the quality of Welsh towns and cities.

If you want to make changes to your tree felling licence, you will need to apply for an amendment to your licence.

Find out more about the role of trees and forests in the effort to tackle climate change, how they help and what you can do.

Use this service to apply for a felling licence.

If you are new to tree planting, you can get advice from many organisations.

Planting trees can have benefits for your land or the local community and for wildlife and the environment.

Peaceful woodland with walks to Iron Age hillforts

If you’re planning to carry out tree felling on your land, you must make sure you have the correct licence before you start any work.

A felling licence applies to the land, regardless of its owner. A felling licence stays with the land, even after it’s bought or sold.

How to let us know if you think trees have been felled without the necessary permission

This only applies to all felling licence applications that were received on or after 1 April 2024.

Woodland full of history with a trail for cyclists, horse riders and walkers

23 Sep 2022

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is to start the process of felling diseased larch trees at Miners’ Bridge woods, near Betws y Coed this month.

Easy-to-find picnic area and walk with panoramic mountain views

Small woodland with visitor facilities for everyone to enjoy

Family day out with walking trails, mountain biking and play areas

Woodland with waterfall and huge hill fort

Walking trail in peaceful woodland on edge of Bannau Brycheiniog National Park