Results for "Monastery lichen"
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17 Oct 2016
Cooperating to save a lichenA blog by Paul Williams about one of the rarest plant species in Wales.
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04 Sep 2019
Making a revival – the monster mower effect -
Publications, evidence and research on freshwater and terrestrial species
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06 Mar 2019
Monster Mower - brand new wetland harvester machine arrives in mid Wales -
National Nature Reserves
Find out which sites have been identified as National Nature Reserves, what makes them special, where they are and how they are managed.
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10 May 2021
Graffiti damages area of scientific and historical interest in Pembrokeshire -
Coedmor National Nature Reserve, near Cardigan
Ancient oak woodland in steep-sided river gorge
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Gwydir Forest Park - Llyn Geirionydd, near Llanrwst
Picnic site with walking trail around two beautiful lakes
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How to avoid or reduce effects of a development on ancient woodland
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Coedydd Aber National Nature Reserve, near Bangor
Native woodland with a dramatic waterfall
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Cwm Einion and Upper Rheidol Forest Resource Plan
View and comment on our approved plans for Cwm Einion and Upper Rheidol Forest
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Environmental Data Collection Officer
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State of Natural Resources interim report 2019: Challenges
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Pont Melin Fach, near Ystradfellte
Small picnic site with a waterfall walk
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Morfa Dyffryn National Nature Reserve, near Barmouth
Sand dunes and seashore in a beautiful coastal landscape
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Coed y Bont, near Tregaron
Small woodland with visitor facilities for everyone to enjoy
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Cors y Llyn National Nature Reserve, near Builth Wells
Wildflower meadow, swampy woodlands and a dwarf forest
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Ogof Ffynnon Ddu National Nature Reserve, near Ystradgynlais
Open moorland with spectacular views and fascinating industrial history
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Stackpole National Nature Reserve, near Pembroke
Stunning landscape with dramatic cliffs, dunes and woodland
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Forestry resources
Mid Wales is the biggest producer of Welsh timber. Forests and woodlands also offer additional benefits for biodiversity, conservation, recreation and well-being.