The Landfill Communities Fund is safe ... for now
Monday 21st March, 2016
Some good news for wildlife and local communities in last week’s Budget. Thanks to work by The Wildlife Trusts and its supporters, the Landfill Communities Fund is safe… for now.
Iolo Williams says 'put nature on the political agenda'
Thursday 17th March, 2016
Television presenter Iolo Williams is supporting the Wildlife Trusts in Wales in a campaign to put nature on the political agenda.
Carrier bag charge connects communities with wildlife on the Gwent Levels
Wednesday 16th March, 2016
Communities can learn all about mammals at Magor Marsh nature reserve thanks to The Co-op’s carrier bag charge.
Wildlife Trusts in Wales respond to M4 draft orders
Thursday 10th March, 2016
The Welsh Government has today published the draft orders for the highly controversial M4 black route.
Finance Minister Jane Hutt visits Silent Valley nature reserve
Thursday 10th March, 2016
Jane Hutt, the Minister for Finance and Government Business, today visited Gwent Wildlife Trust’s Silent Valley nature reserve near Ebbw Vale.
A new dawn for wildlife
Friday 5th February, 2016
Wildlife Trusts Wales is delighted that a new Environment (Wales) Act was voted for by the Welsh Assembly this week.
We welcome independent report on badger vaccination programme
Thursday 4th February, 2016
The Wildlife Trusts in Wales join Rebecca Evans, Minister for Farming and Food, in welcoming the independent report on the likely impact the lack of available BCG vaccine would have on the badger vaccination programme in Wales.
New Marine Protected Areas in Wales could protect harbour porpoise and puffins
Wednesday 20th January, 2016
Iconic species such as harbour porpoise and puffins will hopefully benefit from proposed new areas of protection in Wales.
Opening at Llanfairfechan store
Monday 14th December, 2015
Wildlife in north Wales gets a good deal thanks to The Co-operative bag charge
Projects like Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust's Pumlumon Project could help flooding
Friday 11th December, 2015
With the recently flooding, projects like Living Landscapes in Pumlumon are becoming even more important.
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