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Bilingual Neath theatre company lands major funding for youth climate projects

Theatr na nÓg will bring bilingual shows to schools across South Wales thanks to £100,000 grant.

Wales at “critical tipping point” as new report warns nature crisis is already here

Wales must radically rethink how it heats homes, grows food, travels and uses land if it is to avoid deepening…

Swansea Council to consider curbing use of artificial grass

Swansea Council is considering a ban on artificial grass on its land, except for sports pitches, schools and temporary high‑footfall…

Cattle movements into Wales halved after Bluetongue restrictions, warns Senedd Member

Cattle movements from England into Wales have dropped by almost 50% since new Bluetongue restrictions were introduced in July, prompting…

City street’s new green feature aims to help combat climate challenge

A residential street near Swansea seafront is now home to a new kind of installation that’ll create space for nature…

Future generations outline ideas to tackle climate change

50 schoolchildren from Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Powys took part in a Climate Youth event at the Senedd this week.

Swansea University wins £2m to look at Welsh mums and climate change

Swansea University has been awarded more than £2 million in research funding to look at the impact of climate change…

Online roundtable discussions announced to address the region’s most pressing climate issues

A series of roundtable panel discussions focussed on the green economy in South and West Wales take place online during…

Pupils’ visit helping to boost understanding of climate crisis

More than 250 youngsters got a chance to find out more about the real consequences of climate change on struggling…

New weather stations help farmers forecast weather conditions

A new project is to install more Weather Stations on farms within the Cleddau river catchment, to help farmers manage…

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