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Advertisement of a draft determination: Mona Anaerobic Digestion Plant

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 gives legal protection to all wild plants. Plants and fungi on Schedule 8 have more protection. Offences include sale, picking, uprooting and destroying. We grant licences for specific purposes.

Cilgwyn Landfill Site, Cilgwyn, Carmel, Pen Y Groes, Gwynedd, LL54 7SF

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Apply for a felling licence. Get help to plant trees or manage your woodland. Buy and sell timber

It is against the law to pick, collect, cut, uproot or destroy a European Protected Species (EPS) of plant wherever it grows. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) grants licences so you can work within the law.

How to apply to carry out activities under a mobile plant permit

Paths and routes are being improved across the whole of Wales as local authorities implement their Rights of Way Improvement Plans, with funding and help from the Welsh Government and Natural Resources Wales.

The LIFE Natura 2000 Programme has created 11 Thematic Action Plans, each of which detail priority strategic actions to address major issues and risks which have been identified as having an adverse impact on Natura 2000 features across the network.

Owners of septic tanks and small sewage treatment systems have a responsibility to keep their systems in good order to prevent pollution.