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Bringing new LIFE to Anglesey’s wetlands

Nearly 30 visitors from 10 European countries visit north Wales this week to see some of our most pioneering...

Funded by the Welsh Assembly Government as part of the Tidy Town initiative and with the assistance of Keep...

An important chapter in the history of the Dyfi forest has been brought to life after Forestry Commission Wales...

Denbighshire County Council is warning members of the public to check the credentials of anyone offering to cut their...

Today (Wednesday 15 September), the Minister for Heritage, Alun Ffred Jones will launch a new ecotourism audio trail at...

Neath Port Talbot Environment Forum are looking for applicants for this year’s Environment Awards. The Environment Awards is an...

It took nature hundreds of thousands of years to create, but now Forestry Commission Wales and its partners have...

As a county, Gwynedd is increasingly cutting down on the amount of waste sent to landfill sites; and by...

Under the Countryside and Rights of Way (CRoW) Act 2000 it was a requirement for all local authorities with...

Essential funding has been secured from Kingspan Panels to complete a community link project from the Pen y Maes...