Natural Resources Wales
Scrub removal at Pembrey will improve dunes for biodiversity say environment body
Scrub provides a splash of greenery in our sandy spaces, but too much scrub smothers the sand dunes and has…
National Trust joins Natural Resources Wales in banning trail hunting on its land
The National Trust’s board of trustees has announced the charity will no longer issue licences for trail hunting on Trust…
Grazing cows to save rare butterflies
Cattle have returned to Crynant’s Rhos Common this year for the autumn season. Butterfly Conservation, PONT Cymru, Natural Resources Wales…
Flooding and coastal erosion will have to be considered for any future Welsh developments
Future developments in Wales will have to take into account future flooding and coastal erosion risk caused by climate change…
Environment body warns of possible sewage discharge in River Tawe at Swansea
Natural Resources Wales is warning of a discharge of what appears to be sewage coming from an unknown source is…
Llangennech one year on: Agencies come together to thank local community
The Llangennech community have today (26 August) had a plaque donated to them marking 12 months since a freight train derailed, spilling 350,000 litres…
‘Bleak future’ for Welsh hedgerow landscape warns rural environment partnership project
Wales’ hedgerows face a bleak future without urgent action to support traditional craft skills, which are dying out, a Welsh rural…
Welsh bathing waters top destination this summer
As Covid-19 restrictions continue to ease in Wales, and thoughts turn towards enjoying holiday destinations closer to home this summer,…
Green zone created outside Morriston Hospital
A green oasis giving staff, patients and visitors a chance to escape to the country has been unveiled in the…
South Wales’s ‘Lost Peatlands’ given new lease of life
A new project in the uplands of South Wales aiming to restore a historic peatland landscape and help people enjoy…