Results for "datblygu cyfundrefnol"
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Our Regulatory Principles
The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 places us under a duty to apply the principles of sustainable development in our work.
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Marine mammals: assessing the effects of hearing injury from underwater noise for environmental assessments
You will need to assess the effects of hearing injury on marine mammals if your marine development activity generates underwater noise
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Harbour porpoise: assessing the effect from underwater noise on their behaviour
You will need to assess the effects of disturbance to harbour porpoise if your marine development activity generates underwater noise
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Contact us about a planning enquiry
Our regional teams are the first point of contact for all development planning enquiries. Please send your development planning consultations to the relevant team below. Requests for pre-application advice, including for the use of NRW’s discretionary planning advice service should also be directed to these teams.
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Grants for planting trees and creating woodlands
There are many grants available for woodland creation. You can use the grants to help you plan and develop your new woodland. The grants are available throughout the year.
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Environmental assessment
The environment and natural resources of Wales are unique and precious, so it is important to assess the environmental effects – whether positive or negative - of plans, programmes, strategies, projects and any development proposals before they are approved.
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Newborough - working towards a natural resource plan
Natural Resources Wales is taking an integrated approach to managing the land we manage. In the past at Newborough there have been separate plans for different aspects of the site. Now, Natural Resources Wales has the opportunity to build on these and develop one over-arching, long-term Natural Resource Plan for places like Newborough. Stakeholder engagement and collaboration is a very important part of this process.
- Area Statements and planning/development
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Develop and improve urban and rural green infrastructure
In North East Wales, we have greener more inviting urban areas providing multiple benefits and supporting people in leading healthier more active lifestyles. Nature-based solutions deliver a wide range of environmental and health and well-being benefits for our communities.
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Plan, develop, use, and maintain an orchard for learning
Are you looking to maximise the learning and experience opportunities that a small orchard can provide? If you find the idea of cultivating an orchard with your learner’s 'apple-ing' these resources are 'juiced' the ticket.
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State of Natural Resources interim report 2019
This report sets out how the second state of natural resources report will develop in 2020.
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Supporting sustainable land management
Working with air, land and water managers across North West Wales to promote and develop sustainable resource management contributing to the health of all life in the area.
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11 Jan 2021)
Ammanford flood risk mangement - draft planning applicationWe are seeking your feedback on the full planning application before it is submitted to the local planning authority
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19 Aug 2016)
St Asaph flood risk management scheme package B pre-application consultationThe Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Wales) Order 2012 and Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Wales) (Amendment) Order 2016, places a requirement upon the developer to undertake a 28 day consultation period before applying for planning permission for all ‘Major Developments’.
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Encouraging a sustainable economy
This theme is about working together so that sustainable opportunities for the economy and the environment are developed. This includes identifying sustainable approaches to economic opportunities that enhance the natural resources unique to North West Wales.
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15 Jul 2019
Plans take shape to ensure Llyn Tegid remains safePlans are taking shape as Natural Resources Wales (NRW) works to make sure Wales’ largest natural lake, Llyn Tegid in Y Bala, remains safe in the long term.