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Withyhedge Landfill Permit Variation Consultation
Resources Management UK Ltd have submitted an application to Natural Resources Wales (NRW) to change its environmental permit for Withyhedge Landfill (permit number EPR/MP3330WP). This change, termed a ‘variation’, is a legal requirement under the Environmental Permitting Regulations (England and Wales) 2016. The proposed changes include: Revised final restoration levels Modified management and monitoring program for groundwater, surface water and... MoreCloses 20 June 2025 -
Cardigan Tidal Flood Scheme Consultation: Wall Alignment and Public Spaces
Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is developing a scheme to reduce the risk of tidal flooding in The Strand area of Cardigan. This area includes around 90 homes and businesses on the north bank of the Afon Teifi, which are at high risk during storm tides — a risk expected to increase with the climate c risis . We want your views on a part of this plan. What this consultation is about We’re asking for your feedback on one section of the... MoreCloses 23 June 2025 -
Notice of Application for an existing house to be demolished and replaced with a dwelling together with the associated works to an existing sea wall. A new shoreline boardwalk is also to be constructed due west of the house.
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 Notice of Application for an existing house to be demolished and replaced with a dwelling together with the associated works to an existing sea wall. A new shoreline boardwalk is also to be constructed due west of the house. Notice is hereby given that Mr Mark Llewellyn has applied to Natural Resources Wales (“NRW”) for a marine licence to carry out a regulated activity under the Marine and Coastal Act 2009. The application is for an existing house... MoreCloses 25 June 2025 -
Notice of Application for Traeth Abermaw and Barmouth Promenade Ground Investigations
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 Notice of Application for Traeth Abermaw and Barmouth Promenade Ground Investigations Notice is hereby given that Cyngor Gwynedd has applied to Natural Resources Wales (“NRW”) for a marine licence to carry out a regulated activity under the Marine and Coastal Act 2009. The application is for Ground Investigations at Traeth Abermaw and Barmouth Promenade. You can see the application documents free of charge, from ... MoreCloses 2 July 2025 -
Notice of Application for Llanfairfechan Coastal Defence Works
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 Notice of Application for Llanfairfechan Coastal Defence Works Notice is hereby given that Conwy County Borough Council has applied to Natural Resources Wales (“NRW”) for a marine licence to carry out a regulated activity under the Marine and Coastal Act 2009. The application is for Llanfairfechan Coastal Defence Works . You can see the application documents free of charge, from ... MoreCloses 2 July 2025 -
Beacon Hill Woodland - Felling operations
To view this page in Welsh click here Update 21/11/24 Following reports of discoloration of the pond at Beacon Hill (grid reference SO 5174 0505) our officers have been out on site to take water samples as a precaution. The results show elevated levels of Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD). As a precaution, you may wish to keep dogs and livestock out of the water until further notice. Forestry harvesting does produce... MoreCloses 4 July 2025 -
Carmarthenshire Forests - Storm Darragh Recovery
PIC CAPTION: Storm Darragh damage at Tower, Brechfa Forest In south west Wales, we’re facing an enormous challenge in recovering from Storm Darragh, one of the most destructive weather events in decades. Our windblow surveys, which examine the numbers of trees that have been uprooted and blown over, have identified that the scale of the impact is vast, with up to 900 hectares of windblow on the Welsh Government Woodland Estate (WGWE) with Carmarthenshire and other... MoreCloses 21 July 2025 -
Afan Forest Storm Darragh Recovery
After a challenging period of prolonged felling and storm recovery, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is preparing to re-‘egg’-nite adventure at Afan Forest, just in time for Easter. Afan Forest has faced significant challenges. Prolonged tree felling to remove dead and diseased larch trees and the devastating impact of storms — particularly Storm Darragh — left many areas inaccessible, and impacting tourism and the local businesses that rely on the forest’s vibrancy. ... MoreCloses 21 July 2025 -
Sign up to join our Flood Warning User Panel
We are working to improve the Flood Warning Information Service. We need your help to make the service work for you. You can help shape the future of the service by sharing your views and experiences. Please sign up to join our Flood Warning User Panel. This means you will be given the opportunity to take part in user research. This might be surveys, emailed questions, or conversations with a member of our team. Signing up does not commit you to anything. Anyone can sign up to take... MoreCloses 31 July 2025 -
Update on Natural Resources Wales' visitor centres
Read this page in Welsh / Darllenwch y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg Retail and catering provision at three visitor centres managed by Natural Resources Wales ceased operating on March 31, 2025. After closure, we launched a public exercise to look for partners who may be interested in helping to run these services at Bwlch Nant yr Arian, Ynyslas and Coed y Brenin in the future. All paths, trails, car park, play area and toilet facilities will remain open at the sites... MoreCloses 1 October 2025 -
How we are regulating Hafod Landfill, Wrexham
Fersiwn Gymraeg ar gael yma. Reporting an issue from Hafod Landfill, Wrexham To report issues from Hafod Landfill, Wrexham as easy as possible, please report by calling 0300 065 3000 or report online here . We're taking this seriously Please be assured we are taking each report seriously and are focussing all our efforts on addressing the issues raised. What are we doing to regulate the site We understand the significant concern... MoreCloses 31 October 2025 -
Sandycroft and Pentre Drain Flood Remediation Works
Fersiwn Gymraeg ar gael yma. Natural Resources Wales is working to improve the performance of the main river network in Sandycroft and Pentre. These efforts are part of our ongoing commitment to managing flood risk in the local community and are funded by the Welsh Government's Flood Risk Management Grant in Aid. This work forms part of a broader partnership with colleagues from Flintshire County Council (FCC) and is part of a long-term project to improve flood risk... MoreCloses 31 October 2025 -
How we are regulating Kronospan, Chirk
Fersiwn Gymraeg ar gael yma. We fully understand the level of concern within the local community, and we want to reassure people that we take every incident reported to us seriously. We review all incidents related to Kronospan reported by local residents, requesting the operator to investigate and provide feedback on each report. We continue to ensure that the site complies with its environmental permit, which is in place to safeguard the environment and protect human... MoreCloses 14 November 2025 -
Penyrenglyn Coal Tip Risk Management and Forest Operation
This is an update on works currently underway and planned by Natural Resources Wales in the Penyrenglyn area. Coal tip risk management Penyrenglyn has a coal tip on the hillside and is located within the area of our tree felling operation. This coal tip is one of our top priority sites to undertake remedial drainage intervention work to reduce the risk of landslip. Many disused coal tips have drainage systems to reduce water content. No such system is in place... MoreCloses 29 November 2025 -
Llandinam Gravels River Restoration Project
Read this page in Welsh. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is working on a project to restore important habitat along a stretch of the River Severn in the village of Llandinam. The area, known as Llandinam Gravels, is a nature reserve. The shallow gravels provide great habitat for invertebrates to thrive, for wading birds to feed and for migratory fish such as salmon to spawn. But historic human intervention, such as straightening the river channel and... MoreCloses 31 December 2025 -
Evaluation of external citizen science partnership proposals
View this page in Welsh We have developed this form to document the citizen science projects occurring in Wales to ensure we are aware of projects that may provide us with information/data and to detail clearly what is being requested from NRW from citizen science groups before we collaborate. As citizen science in Wales is expanding and NRW have an interest in the work that is being carried out, we need to ensure that we provide a consistent approach to all... MoreCloses 31 December 2025 -
Y Môr a Ni (The Sea and Us)
A new initiative led by the Wales Coasts and Seas Partnership (CaSP Cymru) has launched ‘Y Môr a Ni’ – a framework for Ocean Literacy in Wales, which is a first of its kind in Europe. The strategy aims to grow people's relationship with our coasts and seas. The more connected people feel to the sea, the more conscious people become about their individual and societal effects on marine and coastal environments. This can lead to behavioural changes that safeguard and protect... MoreCloses 31 December 2025 -
Bontnewydd Fish and Eel pass construction project
Welsh version available here . What work is taking place The Bontnewydd weir has been assessed as being a barrier to fish and eel migration on the Afon Gwyrfai. The planned work involves: Replacing the rock barrage immediately downstream of the weir to improve fish passage upstream. Installing an eel pass over the weir by modifying its surface to create a rough, brushed finish that eels can grip onto. ... MoreCloses 31 March 2026 -
Flood Awareness with DangerPoint 2024
The quiz has eight questions to test your knowledge and understanding of flooding. Learn about flooding, what you can do to prepare, and what you should do if flooding happens in your locality. MoreCloses 31 March 2026 -
Flood Awareness with ScoutsCymru 2024
The quiz has eight questions to test your knowledge and understanding of flooding. Learn about flooding, what you can do to prepare, and what you should do if flooding happens in your locality. MoreCloses 31 March 2026 -
How our teams manage flood risk and water levels on the Gwent Levels
To view this page in Welsh click here The Gwent Levels are a historic landscape of international significance that are characterised by a complex network of fertile fields and historic water courses (known locally as reens) that stretch across 180Km. Running alongside the Severn Estuary, this historic landscape is made up of several unique habitats that contribute to the special wildlife interest here and requires careful management. Our... MoreCloses 5 April 2026 -
Porthmadog Flood Risk Management Project
Read this page in Welsh / Darllenwch y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg. We are continuing our work to find long-term ways to reduce the risk of flooding in the communities of Porthmadog and Tremadog. Like all coastal communities, the area is facing a future of rising sea levels, more frequent storms and wetter weather, due to climate change. This will put increased pressure on flood defences and increase the risk of flooding if we don’t take action. ... MoreCloses 25 September 2026 -
Cwm Rheidol Lead & Zinc Mine
The Cwm Rheidol mining complex is 15km east of Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, and includes the mines of Ystumtuen, Penrhiw, Bwlchgwyn and Llwynteifi. The earliest definitive reference to mining in the area dates from 1698 at Ystumtuen, and over the following centuries the mines were developed and worked intermittently under numerous owners and various combinations. By the late 19th century these four mines were all connected underground, enabling the extensive workings to drain to... MoreCloses 30 September 2026 -
Four Rivers for LIFE - Brecon Weir Restoration Project
Read this page in Welsh. Natural Resources Wales’ Four Rivers for LIFE Project aims to improve Brecon Weir for juvenile Atlantic salmon and other fish populations in the River Usk. The project will install a new smolt pass to help young salmon (smolts) and other fish species to move freely downstream past the weir out to sea. The work will begin this summer (June 2025). Smolt is the name given to the stage in a young salmon’s life when it migrates to sea. ... MoreCloses 31 December 2026 -
Online form to request flood advice leaflets
Our advice and guidance is available as leaflets that you can use and share with others. You can request: paper copies to be sent directly to you multiple copies if you want to share with others alternative format, large print or other languages You can view and download digital versions, and request copies to be sent to you by completing the short form below. Advice is also available on our website naturalresources.wales/flooding Or you can contact... MoreCloses 31 December 2026 -
Taking action for a flood resilient Taff
Click to read this page in Welsh / Cliciwch i ddarllen y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg What is the problem? The Taff catchment’s communities and landscapes are vulnerable to repeated river and surface water flooding. With the anticipated impacts of climate change, flood risk throughout the catchment will worsen as large storms become more frequent and intense. There is an urgent need to plan now to improve the resilience of our communities and environments.... MoreCloses 31 March 2027 -
National Forest for Wales Status Scheme
View this page in Welsh The National Forest Status Scheme opened on the 23 June 2023 and enables exemplary woodlands to join the National Forest for Wales network. Welcome to the National Forest for Wales Status Scheme Becoming part of the National Forest for Wales is all about being part of something unique for the people of Wales. Having National Forest for Wales status allows exemplary woodlands to be recognised, to become part of... MoreCloses 31 March 2027 -
Natural Flood Management in the Cadoxton catchment
Click to view this page in Welsh. We are exploring options to reduce the risk of flooding in Eastbrook and Dinas Powys. Periods of heavy rainfall over recent years have highlighted a flooding problem in Dinas Powys. In periods of high rainfall, the river channels, surface water drains and surface water sewers become overwhelmed causing flooding of roads, gardens and homes. One of our roles is to see what can be done to reduce the risks, especially in the... MoreCloses 5 June 2027 -
Natur am Byth! Saving Wales' threatened species
View this page in Welsh / Cymraeg The Natur am Byth partnership is Wales’ flagship Species Recovery programme. It unites nine environmental charities and organisations with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) to deliver the country’s largest natural heritage and outreach programme to save species from extinction and reconnect people to nature. The ten core partners are: Natural Resources Wales (lead) Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Bat... MoreCloses 30 September 2027 -
Reservoir Safety Reform
Click here to view this page in Welsh . In Wales, there are around 400 registered reservoirs which are regulated under the Reservoirs Act 1975 - the law which sets the minimum safety standards. We have designated over half of these as “high-risk reservoirs” where we think a failure and any subsequent uncontrolled release of water could pose a risk to life. Reservoir safety is about ensuring the physical structure of a reservoir, its dams and embankments are safe. ... MoreCloses 31 March 2028
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