Environment
Signs erected to help give Swansea seals space
A new wildlife campaign to help protect seals on the Swansea and Gower coastline has received support from Swansea Council.
Swansea becomes first city to introduce ‘liquid trees’ to all primary schools
Swansea schools have welcomed 'liquid trees' into their classroom as part of a climate change education programme.
Swansea University academic appointed Chair of Welsh Government Clean Air Advisory Panel
A Swansea University expert has been appointed the new Independent Chair of the Welsh Government’s Clean Air Advisory Panel (CAAP).
Council takes action to control ‘parrots feather’ at Pembrey Canal
Work has started to manage and control the invasive 'Parrot's Feather' (Myriophyllum aquaticum) found in Pembrey Canal.
Swansea Arena hailed as ‘test-bed for digital ideas’ after clean energy lighting success
Swansea Arena's solar powered 90,000 LED light building frontage has been praised as the building prepares to mark its second…
Major peatland site restored in Neath Port Talbot
A large area of peatland, equivalent in size to 70 rugby pitches, has been successfully restored in Glyncorrwg, Neath Port…
A natural haven set to be developed at Heol-y-Cyw playing field
A new space for nature and the community is set to be developed at Heol-y-Cyw playing field in Coychurch.
Completed scheme to give River Pelenna new lease of life
A project to restore the River Pelenna in Afan, Neath Port Talbot, and open up breeding grounds for migratory fish…
Report reveals flood defence investment needed to keep pace with climate change
New report claims that keeping pace with climate change and reducing future flood risk to communities across Wales will require…
Rhossili Bay hikers stopped in their tracks by shocking digi van
Hikers along the Wales Coast Path were stopped in their tracks on Saturday by shocking imagery of the realities of…