Coed Phoenix Nature ReserveNature ReserveCoed Phoenix Nature Reserve. Coed Phoenix is a former Spruce plantation that we are transforming into a mosaic of wildlife habitats. The woodland is gradually being restored to predominantly site-native woodland. This will be mainly Sessile Oak, Birch, Willow and Rowan.
A variety of additional habitat areas are being created, restored and maintained, including south facing banks, standing water, reptile hibernation sites, glades, dead wood piles, areas of coppiced woodland and bird and bat boxes.
Grassland, wet heath and areas of scrub have also been created or restored and these will be extended over the coming years. TregaronCeredigionUnited Kingdomhttp://www.showmewales.co.uk/?dms=3&pid=
Coed Phoenix Nature Reserve
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Coed Phoenix Nature Reserve
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Coed Phoenix Nature Reserve. Coed Phoenix is a former Spruce plantation that we are transforming into a mosaic of wildlife habitats.
Map reference: SN 632658 Lat: 52.27329 Long: -4.00638
From the main A485 running through Bronant, take the small 'c' road signposted towards 'Bontnewydd' and the Fish Farm.
Drive for about 3/4 of a mile, you will pass a green house on your right and shortly after this you will see a large wooden gateway on your left. The gate post has a sign with 'Mynydd Brith Woodlands' on it.
Go through the gate and after about 500ft or so you will arrive at the entrance and a small volunteers parking area.
Coed Phoenix Nature Reserve
Coed Phoenix Nature Reserve
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