Results for "bywyd gwyllt"
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Wildlife and biodiversity
Find out more information about how we help conserve the wildlife and biodiversity in Wales.
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Clocaenog Forest - Coed y Fron Wyllt, near Ruthin
Ancient woodland with riverside walk and wildlife viewing hide
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26 Mar 2019
Innovative river project to help wildlife and communitiesNatural Resources Wales (NRW) has started a project to boost wildlife and help reduce the risk of flooding in Mid-Wales.
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Woodland wildlife
The woodlands and forests that we look after are great places to go wildlife spotting
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29 Jun 2016
Concern as fireworks and camp fires threaten wildlifeNatural Resources Wales is asking people not to use fireworks or start bonfires, especially in places like nature reserves, as they can threaten the wildlife that lives there.
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02 Feb 2016
Restoring south Wales wetland to help people and wildlifeNatural Resources Wales (NRW) has started a 2 year monitoring programme on a large wetland area in Abercregan as part of a rejuvenation project.
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06 Sep 2016
Concern as camp fires and litter threaten wildlifeNatural Resources Wales (NRW) is asking people not to start bonfires or leave rubbish behind when visiting nature reserves, as it can threaten the wildlife that lives there.
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24 Jul 2018
NRW sets out a fresh approach to wildlife in WalesA report is launched today which aims to secure long-term improvements in Wales’ habitats and wildlife.
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28 May 2020
Illegal gravel removal puts river wildlife at risk -
Nature projects
Conserving and enhancing wildlife and their habitats
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Wildlife above and below our waves
Wales' coastline is home to colourful and amazing species
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03 Mar 2020
Celebrating World wildlife dayOn 3 March each year, the United Nations World Wildlife Day brings into focus the extensive diversity of life on our planet. Here in Wales, we are blessed with a variety of habitats and wildlife on our doorsteps.
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19 Aug 2020
Welsh Wildlife during lockdown - survey reveals how nature respondedThe coronavirus lockdown had a profound effect on the natural world in north west Wales, a new environmental survey has revealed.
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23 Mar 2017
New weather stations help wildlifeNature reserves across Wales are getting a helping hand by having weather stations installed that will help Natural Resources Wales (NRW) better manage and maintain them.
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28 Jun 2016
Farmers and wildlife set to benefit from soil sampling schemeFarmers on the Llyn peninsula are being encouraged to sign up for Natural Resources Wales’s free soil sampling scheme that can benefit their business and nature.
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30 Nov 2016
Flood maintenance work benefits wildlife and peopleSpecialists from Natural Resources Wales (NRW) are taking a new, innovative approach to flood maintenance work on the River Rhymney which is benefiting both people and wildlife.
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UK protected species
Find information on the wildlife and habitats that are protected by UK law.
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Planning and development
Our role in planning and development and what you need to do to protect wildlife, landscape and people if you are a planning a development.
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Marine projects
Caring for the marine environment and its wealth of wildlife
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Protecting wild birds during forestry operations
Well-managed forests are good for wildlife, including birds