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

Find out about fish that are protected by the law.

Find out about how we are taking a joined-up approach to managing our natural resources in order to build a healthy and resilient environment that can support economic and social prosperity for generations to come.

Find documents relating to applications currently being consulted upon which require an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) or are considered of high public interest

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 gives legal protection to all wild plants. Plants and fungi on Schedule 8 have more protection. Offences include sale, picking, uprooting and destroying. We grant licences for specific purposes.

Overview of the factors used to assess licence applications

Find out if you own the watercourse on your land and understand your rights and responsibilities (riparian rights)

Advice for farmers on addressing challenges brought about by periods of dry weather such as grazing, watering and bedding.

Environmental awareness information for all contractors and sub-contractors working on the Welsh Government Estate

Information for the public and commercial cockle harvesters

How to report an emergency in the Dee Estuary

Harbour master safety direction for shellfish harvesting licence holders operating in the Dee Estuary

Livestock manures and slurry are not normally regarded as waste. If they are managed inappropriately however, we may consider them a waste material.

Our work in reducing carbon emissions, and adapting to climate change, based on targets set by the UK and Welsh Governments.

Natural Resources Wales plays a pivotal role both in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and in adapting to the consequences of inevitable climate change.

Information on Habitats Regulations Assessments (HRA) and how they are relevant to marine licensing