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Natural Resources Wales has four principal roles to play in implementing the SEA, EIA or HRA Directives, Regulations and processes:

Natural Resources Wales is pleased to announce that following a rigorous decision-making process the successful applicants for funding from our £2m Resilient Communities Grant programme have been selected.

View the current applications made by Natural Resources Wales (or at the directions of Welsh Ministers) for full licences to abstract or impound water, and find out how to comment

Notices detailed below include any proposals by Natural Resources Wales (or at the directions of Welsh Ministers) to vary or revoke a licence of any type

Assessment of the sustainable management of natural resources.

25 Oct 2019

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is advising people to be vigilant this weekend as heavy rain is predicted to cause flooding across Wales, with South Wales set to experience the worst effects.

Find out about how we are taking a joined-up approach to managing our natural resources in order to build a healthy and resilient environment that can support economic and social prosperity for generations to come.

Welcome to the State of Natural Resources Report (SoNaRR) 2020

View map of key data held by Natural Resources Wales.

NAFW meets regularly to discuss access issues of national significance, and to advise Natural Resources Wales and the Welsh Government.

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.

Your forests – the Welsh Government’s Woodland Estate – are a national treasure and Natural Resources Wales manages them on your behalf.

Responding to Audit Wales’ ‘Picture of Flood Risk Management’ report, Clare Pillman, Chief Executive of Natural Resources Wales said:

How we manage permitting applications and how long it takes us to process

Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 places a statutory duty on the appropriate agency to produce a report on progress made in identifying and remediating contaminated land. As the new environmental body for Wales assuming this role, Natural Resources Wales has produced the first ‘Wales only’ report on progress under the Part 2A contaminated land regime.

Details of Natural Resources Wales' Board's four committees.

View flooding reports from Natural Resources Wales.

Consultation responses for 2016 from Natural Resources Wales