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Information about permit applications and permitting decisions made for our own plans, programmes and projects - known as self-permitting.

If you require Natural Resources Wales's consent to proceed with your forestry project, please follow the process outlined here to submit your application.

How we provide guidance and advice for activities in Welsh waters

Find out what we’re doing to use resources more efficiently and reduce our carbon footprint.

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

One of Britain’s rare sand dune forests

Ancient woodland full of wildflowers in spring

This theme is about identifying local opportunities for protected sites, and natural and built environments to contribute towards the resilience of wider priority habitat networks in the region. These opportunities for improving ecosystem resilience should support ecological connectivity between sites, across boundaries and at a landscape scale.

We believe a healthy society isn’t one that waits for people to become ill. We all share a common responsibility to look at how our health is shaped by a broad range of social, cultural, political, economic and environmental factors, and to act accordingly for the benefit of future generations.

Air quality is a major issue in the highly urban environment of South Central Wales. We need to recognise and value the role that resilient ecosystems can play in improving the area’s air quality, ensuring that the natural environment is put at the heart of the solution.

Information about our organisation, the work we do, our news, consultations, reports and vacancies.

This statement sets out the functions carried out by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) that are within its public task.

Our regulatory performance for 2023

Find out what grants you can apply for