Results for "Covid 19 coronavirus environment pollution forestry conservation key workers"

30 Apr 2020

While you’re out and about in your local area taking your daily exercise you are likely to still see our staff and our vehicles out and about undertaking essential work in our rivers, our forests and on our reserves.

05 Jun 2020

This period of enforced change to our daily lives has undoubtedly been a time of discovery for all of us – some positive, some less so.

Due to its breadth and influence, stakeholders identified the climate and environment emergency as the most important and overarching theme for the North West Area Statement.

Forestry and water – the link between forest management and water resources

Updates on changes to our services.

Mid Wales is the biggest producer of Welsh timber. Forests and woodlands also offer additional benefits for biodiversity, conservation, recreation and well-being.

27 Apr 2020

Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) commitment to protecting the environment remains steadfast, the body’s Chief Executive confirmed today as colleagues focus their efforts on the highest priority issues while working against the Covid-19 backdrop.

A quick guide to sourcing up-to-date forestry statistics, data and reports, information about forest economics and the National Forest Inventory.

14 Nov 2020

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) have successfully sampled, tested and designated Wales’ bathing waters despite restrictions put in place to respond to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Find out what causes mine water pollution in Wales, its effect on rivers and what we’re doing about it.

Natural Resources Wales is the competent authority for assessing the four types of forestry project noted in the Environmental Impact Assessment (Forestry) Regulations 1999

01 Aug 2019

As investigations continue into an incident which has been affecting the River Teifi near Newcastle Emlyn, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has confirmed that the pollution has now been stopped.