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We offer two pieces of guidance to help you plan your woodland

NRW offer preliminary advice on development proposals as well as a discretionary planning advice service (DAS)

Here you will find the latest news releases about the work we do to ensure that our natural resources are sustainably maintained, enhanced and used, both now and in the future.

Find out how we are balancing the amount of water available for people, the economy and the environment.

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

When freshwater fishing you must follow these byelaws (rules). Rules are aimed at protecting fish stocks and making fisheries sustainable.

How to apply to transfer an installations permit.

Sign up for or cancel flood warnings

All species of wild birds in Wales are protected. General licences permit authorised persons to carry out certain actions affecting wild birds which would otherwise be illegal, without the need to apply for a specific licence.

NAFW meets regularly to discuss access issues of national significance, and to advise Natural Resources Wales and the Welsh Government.

The main principles of the Reservoirs Act 1975 is to ensure large raised reservoirs are built, altered, brought into use, supervised, maintained, abandoned and discontinued under the guidance of qualified civil engineers.

Woodlands, forests and National Nature Reserves with visitor facilities in North East Wales

Woodlands, forests and National Nature Reserves with visitor facilities in North West Wales

Visitor centres with accessible facilities

Learn about your flood risk and what to do during a flood, including how to sign up for flood alerts.