Results for "mawndiroedd"
- Ystwyth Valley Forest Resource Plan – Approved 3 May 2022
- Mawddach and Wnion Forest Resource Plan – Approved 20 May 2024
- Wye Valley North Forest Resource Plan – Approved 29 July 2024
- Harlech Forest Resource Plan – Approved 4 July 2024
- Brechfa Forest Resource Plan - Approved 19 December 2024
- Newborough Forest Resource Plan – Approved 17th January 2025
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Our roles and responsibilities
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.
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Agriculture
The role of Natural Resources Wales in agriculture and how we work with the industry.
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Climate change
Our role in managing and adapting to climate change.
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Our work on climate change
Our work in reducing carbon emissions, and adapting to climate change, based on targets set by the UK and Welsh Governments.
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Climate change overview
Natural Resources Wales plays a pivotal role both in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and in adapting to the consequences of inevitable climate change.
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Carbon, trees and forests
Find out more about the role of trees and forests in the effort to tackle climate change, how they help and what you can do.
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Air quality
Our role in regulating and improving air quality
- Aerial pollutant impacts on nature conservation
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Air quality modelling and risk assessment
Information about Natural Resources Wales's role in regulating and improving air quality, air advice, modelling and risk assessment services.
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Air quality modelling and risk assessment team
Information about Natural Resources Wales's role in regulating and improving air quality, air advice, modelling and risk assessment services.
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23 Sept 2020
Volunteer and get involved in peatland restoration -
01 May 2025
Can you help unlock the ‘Language of Peat’? -
03 Sept 2021
Welsh peatland project joins Global Peat Press Project (GP3) -
04 Nov 2024
Green light for grazing on Pembrokeshire’s important peatland sitesA project restoring seven areas of Welsh peatland has successfully installed an impressive 16km of fencing on sites in Pembrokeshire which will enable safe and sustainable grazing on 280 hectares of common land.