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Teachers give top marks to ‘inspiring’ literacy trail

Teachers have given top marks to an improved woodland literacy trail designed to boost children’s reading and writing skills....

The team behind Cynon Valley-based Green Valley Centre are celebrating after their project was voted the UK’s Best Environment...

Research by a scientist from Aberystwyth shows that marine life off the coast of Wales will need to react...

Cllr Aled Davies, Leader of the Welsh Conservative Group on Powys County Council, has expressed his disappointment as Powys...

The first ‘Green Symposium’ was held recently in Bangor, Gwynedd with 28 experts from the green sector sharing their...

Commenting on evidence given to last week’s Environment committee – in which energy firms warned of the Welsh Government’s...

The Minister for Environment and Sustainable Development, John Griffiths, last week (3 November) visited the first woodland in Wales...

Children from 11 Cardiff schools left the concrete jungle behind to spend a day making friends in a woodland...

Unemployed people in Neath Port Talbot are finding a route back into work – by helping to maintain one...

A stroll along the Pembrokeshire Trail has become even more enjoyable after several woodland paths and bridleways along the...