Results for "Natural Resources Wales"

21 Sep 2023

The Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) and Natural Resources Wales (NRW) have solidified their commitment to closer collaboration as they work together to address the nature and climate emergencies, prevent pollution and coordinate our work to better serve the communities of Wales.

These specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

Find out about the work we do to make sure that the environment and natural resources of Wales are sustainably maintained, sustainably enhanced and sustainably used, now and in the future.

These specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

These specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

These specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

These specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

These specific terms of reference are to be read in tandem with the generic terms of reference for all Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) committees.

Details of Natural Resources Wales' Board's four committees.

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

Natural Resources Wales will encourage best environmental practices throughout our organisation and review our activities and operations to identify both positive and negative environmental impacts.

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is planning work to make sure Wales’ largest natural lake, Llyn Tegid in Bala, remains safe in the long-term

Your forests – the Welsh Government’s Woodland Estate – are a national treasure and Natural Resources Wales manages them on your behalf.

Find out about Natural Resources Wales's role in onshore oil and gas activities and how these activities are regulated.

Natural Resources Wales is the regulatory authority in Wales for a wide range of environmental legislation.

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.