The night before our event, a moth light trap was set up to see what was attracted. There were poor results due to a full moon but still 31 moths of 13 different species were found, 10 of which were new for the site.
The 'best' records were Neglected Rustic, Heath Rustic, Autumnal Rustic, Sallow and Small Wainscot ... See MoreSee Less
Join us for a FREE Wellbeing session's running on Saturdays: 20/09/2025 ;27/09/2025; 4/10/2025 from 10:00-12:00 at Sirhowy Hill Woodlands. The session is for adults at all ages and abilities . We will be working with some tools next to the fire. This session is funded by the TWIG grant from the #nationalforestwales#WelshGovernment
Booking is essential as spaces are limited. Please email Monika at Wolfcubsforestadventures@gmail.com to register.
If for any reason you are unable to attend please let us know giving the oportunity to another person to attend Wellbeing session. ... See MoreSee Less
#Join us for a FREE Forest School session's running on Saturdays: 20/09/2025 ;27/09/2025; 4/10/2025 from 12:30-14:30 at Sirhowy Hill Woodlands. The session is for children at all ages . We will be working with some tools next to the fire. This session is funded by the TWIG grant from the #nationalforestwales#WelshGovernment
Booking is essential as spaces are limited. Please email Monika at Wolfcubsforestadventures@gmail.com to register. If for any reason your child is unable to attend please let us know giving the oportunity to another child to attend Forest school ... See MoreSee Less
It's that time of year again folks! Its time to get your photos submitted for the 2026 Sirhowy Hill Woodlands Calendar. Get your Sirhowy Hill Woodlands photos sent to us via Facebook, Messenger and via kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk by 30th September. Our followers will then have a week to vote on their favourite photos. The 12 most popular will make it into the 2026 calendar. Maximum 5 entries per person. ... See MoreSee Less
Well done all you young apple pressers and scratters at our woodlands wonderland event we have just pasteurised and bottled the juice you made!!!it’s gorgeous👏👏👏👏👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 ... See MoreSee Less
Monika taking the Bear to help out with cleaning up prior to delivery to his/her new owner and susy delivered the veg basket 9.30 last night to the lucky winner for maximum freshness ... See MoreSee Less
A special bonus made our day as born on the day of our event - this lovely strong British white bull calf more photos to follow today!!! ... See MoreSee Less
Mark Kennett yes we think it’s a bull calf but andrew was struggling to get near him as he’s charging about and we’d all had a really long 3 days working all hours to get the event off the ground and then we just finished( about an hour ago, well still stuff to do but tho the event site is cleared but it’s drying the pop up tents and their bags as everything was soaked but we were dry in the 140 foot long marquee!!!pasteurising the juice still to do tonight it’s still in the back of my car
Thank god for andrew and his tractor as there was quite a bit of towing the marquee trucks in and out and some stall holders, mostly we ferried stuff with the Atv and trailer as it was kinder on the field
2 to go hopefully all will be well
A massive thank you to all who braved the weather to come to our event today! We hoped you all enjoyed it. We would love feedback on what you liked or didn't like or what you would like to see next time.
Thank you to all who visited, all who provided food, drink and stalls and of course our fantastic bunch of volunteers who, without them, we couldn't have done any of it.
We would love more volunteers if you want to join us! ... See MoreSee Less
We had a fabulous time at the event! Can't wait for the next one x
It looked like a great event. Unfortunately I was unable to make it.
With regards to the new parking lines in the lay-by;
1. What is the reason behind it?
2. Who made the decision?
3. Was there any consultation with users of the park?
4. Is it even legal? Is the lay- by part of the highways and byways? I.e. are people who pay car tax entitled to use it as a lay-by. Or is it owned by the nature reserve?
5. Why are the spaces so small?
6. What research was done into the impact apon regular users. The image this projects to people who come to experience the freedom of nature. And if this research was done can it be made publicly available?
7. Had spaces been made available for disabled people and people with vans?
8. What enforcement measures will there be? I.e signs ect. Details please if so.
Is it possible to have a public reply to the above questions please?
Thankyou
Everyone is set up and rearing to go at Woodland wonderland at Sirhowy Hill Woodlands. We are open until 4 today so pop along and see what we and our friends get up to. ... See MoreSee Less
The night before our event, a moth light trap was set up to see what was attracted. There were poor results due to a full moon but still 31 moths of 13 different species were found, 10 of which were new for the site.
The 'best' records were Neglected Rustic, Heath Rustic, Autumnal Rustic, Sallow and Small Wainscot ... See MoreSee Less
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Kevin Hewitt Moths revealed and identified by you are a hit once again.
Loved the moth man stand at the festival last week. He was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable 🦋💚
Join us for a FREE Wellbeing session's running on Saturdays: 20/09/2025 ;27/09/2025; 4/10/2025
from 10:00-12:00 at Sirhowy Hill Woodlands. The session is for adults at all ages and abilities . We will be working with some tools next to the fire.
This session is funded by the TWIG grant from the #nationalforestwales #WelshGovernment
Booking is essential as spaces are limited. Please email Monika at Wolfcubsforestadventures@gmail.com to register.
If for any reason you are unable to attend please let us know giving the oportunity to another person to attend Wellbeing session. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Your all brilliant up there Well-done to all the volunteers x
#Join us for a FREE Forest School session's running on Saturdays: 20/09/2025 ;27/09/2025; 4/10/2025
from 12:30-14:30 at Sirhowy Hill Woodlands. The session is for children at all ages . We will be working with some tools next to the fire.
This session is funded by the TWIG grant from the #nationalforestwales #WelshGovernment
Booking is essential as spaces are limited. Please email Monika at Wolfcubsforestadventures@gmail.com to register.
If for any reason your child is unable to attend please let us know giving the oportunity to another child to attend Forest school ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentComment on Facebook
Emily James
It's that time of year again folks! Its time to get your photos submitted for the 2026 Sirhowy Hill Woodlands Calendar. Get your Sirhowy Hill Woodlands photos sent to us via Facebook, Messenger and via kathryn.learwood@sirhowyhillwoodlands.co.uk by 30th September. Our followers will then have a week to vote on their favourite photos. The 12 most popular will make it into the 2026 calendar. Maximum 5 entries per person. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes, loads of lovely pics from the past 10 years. Before it's been taken away from us for no reason!
Would anyone like horse pics xx
Leanne Thomas Evans Richard Edmunds I'm sure you pair have a few stashed ❤️❤️❤️
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Well done all you young apple pressers and scratters at our woodlands wonderland event we have just pasteurised and bottled the juice you made!!!it’s gorgeous👏👏👏👏👏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 ... See MoreSee Less
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Monika taking the Bear to help out with cleaning up prior to delivery to his/her new owner and susy delivered the veg basket 9.30 last night to the lucky winner for maximum freshness ... See MoreSee Less
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I love that bear. It's lush
A special bonus made our day as born on the day of our event - this lovely strong British white bull calf more photos to follow today!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Mark Kennett yes we think it’s a bull calf but andrew was struggling to get near him as he’s charging about and we’d all had a really long 3 days working all hours to get the event off the ground and then we just finished( about an hour ago, well still stuff to do but tho the event site is cleared but it’s drying the pop up tents and their bags as everything was soaked but we were dry in the 140 foot long marquee!!!pasteurising the juice still to do tonight it’s still in the back of my car Thank god for andrew and his tractor as there was quite a bit of towing the marquee trucks in and out and some stall holders, mostly we ferried stuff with the Atv and trailer as it was kinder on the field 2 to go hopefully all will be well
What a beauty...
Lovely strong calf
A massive thank you to all who braved the weather to come to our event today! We hoped you all enjoyed it. We would love feedback on what you liked or didn't like or what you would like to see next time.
Thank you to all who visited, all who provided food, drink and stalls and of course our fantastic bunch of volunteers who, without them, we couldn't have done any of it.
We would love more volunteers if you want to join us! ... See MoreSee Less
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Looks amazing! Well done to ever involved xx
We had a fabulous time at the event! Can't wait for the next one x
It looked like a great event. Unfortunately I was unable to make it. With regards to the new parking lines in the lay-by; 1. What is the reason behind it? 2. Who made the decision? 3. Was there any consultation with users of the park? 4. Is it even legal? Is the lay- by part of the highways and byways? I.e. are people who pay car tax entitled to use it as a lay-by. Or is it owned by the nature reserve? 5. Why are the spaces so small? 6. What research was done into the impact apon regular users. The image this projects to people who come to experience the freedom of nature. And if this research was done can it be made publicly available? 7. Had spaces been made available for disabled people and people with vans? 8. What enforcement measures will there be? I.e signs ect. Details please if so. Is it possible to have a public reply to the above questions please? Thankyou
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Everyone is set up and rearing to go at Woodland wonderland at Sirhowy Hill Woodlands. We are open until 4 today so pop along and see what we and our friends get up to. ... See MoreSee Less
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Well done all involved, our granddaughter had a lovely time...
I thoroughly enjoyed participating in this very friendly local event.👍👍👍👍
Lovely event and well organised, we enjoyed our visit.
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