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Notices detailed below include any proposals by Natural Resources Wales (or at the directions of Welsh Ministers) to vary or revoke a licence of any type

View the current applications made by Natural Resources Wales (or at the directions of Welsh Ministers) for full licences to abstract or impound water, and find out how to comment

Use this service to surrender (cancel) all or part of your permit

Use this service to surrender (give up) all or part of your permit

Find information about fishing in Wales including licences you need

Find out which areas of land and seas around Wales have been identified of European and international importance.

23 Jan 2023

Drainage districts are typically found in low-Iying land where boundaries are determined by physical, not, political attributes.

We consult on a range of subjects. View and comment on our consultations or browse our responses to consultations by others.

Responding to government and other public consultations is often a key element of policy and helps influence the development of government policies, better reflecting the needs and aspirations of individuals, groups and organisations.

We work with others as we can achieve more than by working alone. Find details of our projects and how to get involved.

We have issued these Regulatory Decisions due to the conclusion of the Glastir scheme and the introduction of the Habitats Wales Scheme, to reduce the regulatory burden on landowners and to ensure land continues to be managed appropriately

Responding to Audit Wales’ ‘Picture of Flood Risk Management’ report, Clare Pillman, Chief Executive of Natural Resources Wales said:

Find out how we assess if a business complies with environmental legislation, details of our charges and if a site has a permit, licence or exemption.

Find out what permits and licences may be required to carry out onshore oil and gas activities.

25 May 2022

A survey produced by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has solidified Wales as one of the world’s biggest recyclers after finding 90% of its construction and demolition waste is sent for re-use, recycling or recovery.

We live in a vibrant and biodiverse North East Wales where we reverse the decline in biodiversity, and key species and habitats are valued and understood by its communities.