Nid oes gobaith realistig o ddileu’r afiechyd, felly rhaid rhoi pwyslais cynyddol ar addasu ac adeiladu’n gallu i’w wrthsefyll, yn economaidd ac yn amgylcheddol. Ni fydd effaith llawn Chalara i’w weld am ddegawd o leiaf gan y bydd coed sydd wedi’u heintio’n parhau i oroesi am nifer o flynyddoedd, ond mae tystiolaeth o wledydd Ewropeaidd eraill eisoes wedi dangos effaith posibl yr afiechyd hwn. Bydd Llywodraeth Cymru’n parhau i weithio gyda meithrinfeydd, perchnogion tir, grwpiau amgylcheddol a grwpiau eraill i ddatblygu ffordd fwy strategol o weithio i ddeall effeithiau economaidd, cymdeithasol ac amgylcheddol yr afiechyd, ac i sicrhau cadernid coetiroedd a choed eraill yn y tymor hir, ynghyd â’r cadwyni cyflenwi sy’n eu cefnogi.
The disease cannot realistically be eradicated, so increasing emphasis needs to be placed on adapting and building our economic and environmental resilience to it. The full impact of Chalara will not be seen for at least a decade as infected trees will continue to survive for a number of years but evidence from other European countries has already shown the impact that this disease can have. The Welsh Government will continue to work with nurseries, land owners, environmental and other groups to develop a more strategic approach to understand the economic, social and environmental impacts of the disease, secure long-term resilience of woodlands and other trees and the supply chains that support them.