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Thanks to emergency funding through the Gwynedd Nature Partnership we have managed to clear the majority of the trees that had fallen as a result of storm Darragh at the beginning of December.

Nearly 200 trees have been planted in the woodland at Plas Glyn-y-Weddw during the early spring of 2018. The trees include a mixture of native species including oak, rowan, birch and willow and were received through the Woodland Trust's Free Trees scheme.

The only surviving horse-drawn tram which carried travellers between Pwllheli and Llanbedrog is now on display after being in storage for many years.

During 2015 the middle footpath, known as 'Solomon's Path' has been resurfaced and part of the woodland's boundary wall has been repaired.

Spring flowers are at their best at Plas Glyn y Weddw at the moment, giving a variety of colour to the woodland and gardens.