Wildlife Trusts in Wales respond to the Hendry Review
Thursday 12th January, 2017
The Wildlife Trusts in Wales welcome recognition by the Hendry Review, released today, that any tidal lagoon development in the UK should be subject to strict monitoring of any impacts of the technology on the marine environment, and adequate compensation for any resulting damage.
Fish deaths are the visible sign of a bigger problem
Thursday 22nd December, 2016
Over a thousand fish, including salmon and sea trout were killed in the River Teifi earlier this week following an agricultural pollution incident.
Iolo Williams welcomes green light for beavers – what does this mean for Wales?
Thursday 24th November, 2016
TV presenter Iolo Williams has welcomed a decision by the Scottish Government to give the green light for beavers to stay in Scotland.
The Wildlife Trusts are John Lewis’ Christmas charity partner
Monday 14th November, 2016
The Wildlife Trusts are delighted to be John Lewis’s Christmas campaign charity partner.
Remember, remember (the hedgehogs on) the fifth of November...
Wednesday 2nd November, 2016
Wildlife Trusts Wales is asking the public to look out for hedgehogs before lighting their bonfires on the fifth of November…
New management measures for scallop fishing in Cardigan Bay
Tuesday 1st November, 2016
The Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs, Lesley Griffiths, has announced new management measures for the scallop fishery in Cardigan Bay.
Iolo Williams: ‘We need better protection for Welsh marine life’
Thursday 20th October, 2016
Iolo Williams has urged Welsh Assembly Members to act to protect Wales’s marine environment.
The Bovine TB Eradication Programme
Wednesday 19th October, 2016
The following response from the Wildlife Trusts is issued following the statement by the Cabinet Secretary for the Environment and Rural Affairs in the Assembly plenary on Tuesday 18 October 2016.
People and pets 'paws' to say thanks
Monday 17th October, 2016
The Wildlife Trusts and Dogs Trusts say thanks for support from People's Postcode Lottery players.
Mark Reckless pledges to protect Wales’s marine environment
Tuesday 27th September, 2016
Members of the newly formed Welsh Assembly Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee have visited Cardigan Bay as part of their remit to protect Wales’s marine environment.
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