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- Wales bathing water quality report 2019
- Work to improve Brecon Weir for protected fish will start this month
- World Fish Migration Day – Sea lamprey
- Why you should get out over the coming weeks and embrace autumn’s triumphant display
- Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) guidance
- Welsh peatland project joins Global Peat Press Project (GP3)
- Welsh economy boosted by wide-ranging benefits of peatland project
- Water Resources Decision Statement for an application for a water abstraction licence at Gore Quarry, Walton, Presteigne, Powys
- WEEE approved authorised treatment facilities and approved exporters public register
- Waste standard rules and risk assessments
- Wales Coastal Monitoring Centre
- Wales bathing water quality report 2020
- Wales bathing water quality report 2021
- Wales Better River Quality Taskforce
- Wales Coast Path
- Wales coastal flooding review 2014
- Wales completes bathing water season despite Covid restrictions
- Wales facing a rising climate tide
- Wales Fisheries Forum
- Wales Flood Map updates go live
- Wales Flood Map upgrades complete
- Wales Green Infrastructure Forum
- Wales Land Management Forum
- Wales moves into drought recovery status
- Wales must switch gears to adapt to growing flood risk
- Wales Nature week – supporting healthy rivers
- Wales Nature Week celebrates native wildlife and action for nature – 5 to 13 July
- Wales Otter Report 2009-10
- Wales Outdoor Learning Week - 22 to 28 April 2024
- Wales Outdoor Learning Week 2022
- Wales sees surge in fishing licence numbers
- Wales smashes peatland restoration target
- Wales waste data 2012
- Wales waste data 2013
- Wales Water Management Forum
- Wales’ Blue Carbon offsetting and the climate emergency
- Wales’ diverse and important geology highlighted on UNESCO International Geodiversity Day
- Wales’ iconic Skomer marine conservation zone celebrates its 30th birthday this year
- Walking
- Walking in our shoes in Swansea, south west Wales
- Why walking is great for your health and well-being
- Wallace Bebb Farms Limited
- Warning issued following court case
- Warning over illegal waste scam in Llanelli
- Warning to farmers over illegal dumping of waste
- Warnings as Storm Ciarán brings flood risk for Wales
- Warnings likely as Storm Ciara hits
- Warren Wood, near New Radnor
- Waste carriers, brokers and dealers public register
- Waste duty of care
- Waste exemptions public register: repairing or refurbishing waste electrical equipment (T11)
- Waste incinerator sites review completed
- Waste management
- Waste offences
- Waste Operators urged to take action to reduce risk of fires
- Waste permit declarations
- Waste permitting
- Waste Regulation : On placement with teamNRW
- Waste Regulatory Decisions
- Waste reports
- Waste standard rules not available to apply for
- Waste Treatment Best Available Techniques and additional guidance documents
- Waste-free Christmas tips
- Water
- Water abstraction and impoundment licences
- Water abstraction and impoundment
- Water abstraction charges scheme - April 2025 to April 2026
- Water abstraction disclaimer
- Water available in our catchments
- Water company discharges
- Water company fined £40,000 in NRW prosecution after 500 fish killed
- Water company fined following river pollution
- Water discharge and groundwater activity exemptions
- Water discharge consent application complete
- Water discharges and septic tanks
- Water discharges and septic tanks
- Water environment collaborative research priorities
- Water Industry Act consent
- Water management
- Water management and quality
- Water management and quality
- Water offences
- Water quality
- Water quality
- Water quality in river Special Areas of Conservation
- Water quality sampling gets underway ahead of the bathing season
- Water reports
- Water resources management planning
- Water vole licensing
- Water vole release marks end of four year project
- Water Voles Reintroduced at Oxwich Nature Reserve
- Water Voles thriving on the River Thaw – a symbol of hope for nature recovery
- Water Watch Wales
- Waterfall Country visitors urged to be safe and responsible this Bank Holiday Weekend
- Waunarlwydd Works
- Ways of working
- Ways of Working
- We have received your application for a bird licence
- We’re building for the future, could you be a part of it?
- We’re hiring! Come and work at Coed y Brenin Visitor Centre
- We’re hiring! Do you think you have what it takes to join our Telemetry team?
- Website privacy statement
- Weir removal set to bring multiple benefits to West Wales river
- Well-being statement
- Welsh bathing waters top destination this summer
- Welsh forestry businesses urged to respond to consultation on vital timber sales marketing plan
- Welsh Government: submit your queries
- Welsh households urged to know their flood risk as wet winter predicted
- Welsh language annual report 2020–2021
- Welsh language annual report 2020–2021
- Welsh language annual report 2021–2022
- Welsh language annual report 2021–2022
- Welsh language annual report 2022–2023
- Welsh language annual report 2022–2023
- Welsh language annual report 2023–2024
- Welsh language annual report 2023–2024
- Welsh language annual report 2024-2025
- Welsh language annual report 2024-2025
- Welsh language levels
- Welsh Language Rights Day – 7th December 2021
- Welsh Language Standards
- Welsh Outdoor Recreation Survey
- Welsh volunteer marks 75 years of measuring rainfall with award
- Welsh Wildlife during lockdown - survey reveals how nature responded
- Welshpool residents asked feedback on plan to strengthen local forest and environment
- Wentwood, near Newport
- Western Wales river basin management plan 2009-2015
- Western Wood Energy Plant Margam
- Whales, Dolphins, Turtles and Porpoises licensing
- What are River Basin Management Plans, and why should you get involved?
- What do the ‘Belties’ have to do with the rarest butterfly in Wales?
- What evidence do I need of right of access to an abstraction point
- What impact has lockdown had on the Sands of LIFE project?
- What is a drainage district
- What is a drainage rate?
- What is scoping for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for marine developments
- What to do after a flood
- What to do before applying for a water abstraction or impoundment licence
- What to do before you apply for a standalone Medium Combustion Plant (MCP) less than 50 MW thermal input that is also a Specified Generator (SG) or Part B activity
- What to do before you apply for a standalone Medium Combustion Plant (MCP) permit between 1 and less than 20 MW thermal input
- What to do if you find bats in your home
- What to do if you have been refused a registration for a septic tank or private sewage treatment system
- What to do in a flood
- What to include in your marine development scoping report for EIA
- What to provide with your planning application for an agricultural development
- What to think about when planning your constructed wetland
- What we charge
- What we charge
- What we do
- What work does NRW do in my district?
- Wheelie exciting plans for a new mountain bike trail
- When to consult Natural Resources Wales about a planning application
- When to publish on GOV.WALES or Natural Resources Wales
- When, what and where you can fish
- White-clawed crayfish released into mid Wales ‘Ark Site’ to help save endangered species
- Whitestone, near Chepstow
- Who can legally harvest cockles in the Dee Estuary
- Why are conifers being removed from the dunes at Morfa Harlech
- Why climate change is so hard to swallow for our summer visitors
- Why don’t you…try ecotherapy?
- Why this year’s MineXchange Conference cannot be missed if you work in mine recovery in Wales
- Why we can amend your felling licence
- Why we can suspend or revoke your felling licence
- Why we need to review our regulatory charges
- Wild birds: the law and licensing in Wales
- Wild birds: the law and licensing in Wales
- Wildlife and biodiversity
- Wildlife boost after dune pool restoration at Newborough
- Wildlife in full spring at coastal National Nature Reserves
- Wind energy
- Withyhedge Landfill Investigation Update
- Withyhedge Landfill Investigation Update - 16 February 2024
- Withyhedge Landfill Investigation Update 16.1.24.
- Withyhedge Landfill Investigation Update 5.1.24.
- Withyhedge Landfill multi-agency statement 11.4.2024.
- Withyhedge Landfill permit variation public consultation is now open
- Withyhedge Landfill Update 12.3.24.
- Withyhedge Landfill Update 4 April 2024
- Withyhedge Landfill update: Enforcement Notice compliance
- Wales Outdoor Learning Week - 28 April to 4 May 2025
- Wood fuel
- Woodland work benefiting wildlife and biodiversity
- Woodlands and You
- World Rivers Day 2025: river restoration in action
- Work begins to restore fire damaged mountain
- Work completed to improve River Alyn water quality
- Work continues to boost Llantysilio mountain
- Work continues to reduce flood risk in Newport
- Work continues to tackle illegal fishing
- Work finished on temporary and robust repair of Leri embankment
- Work finishes to protect a Roman Marching Camp that ‘tells the story of the Roman Conquest of Wales’
- Work in forests or woodlands in Wales? We want to hear from you
- Work set to begin on coal tip safety improvements in Cwmgwrach
- Work starts to restore Snowdonia river
- Work to improve water quality at Anglesey lake
- Work to improve water quality in Cemlyn Bay SAC lagoons
- Work to manage diseased larch trees in Fforest Fawr to begin
- Work to protect grassland at hillfort site
- Work to protect rare clubmoss dating back 400 million years
- Work to reduce flood risk in Bontnewydd
- Work to remove Topmouth gudgeon from a Llanelli lake has halted
- Work to take place at Newborough this summer
- Work underway to identify source of odour and smoke in Ruthin
- Working in or around a river: temporary measures for floods in Wales
- Working in partnership to improve water quality in the Clwyd
- Working in protected areas
- Working to the Welsh Language Standards
- Working with water
- Workplace Recycling – NRW approaches to regulating
- Workplace recycling: separating your waste for collection
- World Curlew Day 2023: Fighting to save curlew as a breeding species in Wales
- World Curlew Day: Hope for iconic bird at Fenn’s, Whixall and Bettisfield Mosses
- World Environment Day - Wales can lead the charge in the quest for a truly green recovery
- World Oceans Day – Marine Monitoring on Higher Education Placement
- World Water Day 2022
- World Water Day 2025: Celebrating a year of projects to improve the health of Wales’s water and wildlife
- Worse than expected condition of Rodney’s Pillar to require rebuild, not repair
- Worthenbury Meadows pumping stations review
- Writing accessible documents
- WTI UK Ltd
- Wye Valley North Forest Resource Plan – Approved 29 July 2024
- Wye Valley South Forest Resource Plan - Approved 14 March 2023
- Wyndcliff Wood, near Chepstow
- What’s special about Talacre?