Natural Resources Wales

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Natural Resources Wales Looking after our environment for people and nature

Sectors: Countryside Ecology Fieldwork and Research Forestry Policy and Advice Sustainability Visitor Management

Regions: Wales

HQ or Main Location: Ty Cambria, 29 Newport Ro Cardiff

This organisation offers Voluntary Opportunities.

This organisation may have apprenticeships or internship vacancies.

Organisation Size: Large (250+)

Contact Details:

Phone: 0300 065 3000
Email: enquiries@naturalresourceswales.gov.uk

In-Depth Features

• Making the outdoors more accessible for everyone

News

• Coastal wildlife study to help protect sensitive bird species on North Wales beach
• Working with nature: New report highlights the importance of healthy coastal habitats in reducing flood risk
• Recovery programme for forests damaged by Storm Darragh moves to next phase
• SoNaRR 2025: “This is not just a warning about the future. It is a reckoning with the present.”
• New habitat and species assessment urges Wales to unite for nature’s recovery
• NRW board decide to make the Glyndŵr National Park Designation Order
• High-er Five for peatland!
• Partners sought to enhance visitor experiences at outdoor destinations in Wales
• Wales leads UK with assessment identifying 3,000 ‘Species in Peril’
• Milford Haven’s unique seabed habitat revealed in new study
• NRW delivering stronger regulation in face of climate, nature and pollution emergencies
• More please! For peatland restoration grant
• Volunteers Needed to Support National Harvest Mouse Survey in Wales
• White-clawed crayfish released into mid Wales ‘Ark Site’ to help save endangered species
• Radnorshire Wildlife Trust awarded NRW funding to restore peat
• Drought status declared for north Wales
• Local partnership helps protect critically endangered dormice in North Wales
• New scheme aims to tackle farm plastic pollution in rivers
• Trial Success for Grazing Goats
• From the edge of extinction: A Wales wide conservation effort to save our native crayfish
• Further action needed to protect Wales’s marine protected areas
• Water Voles thriving on the River Thaw – a symbol of hope for nature recovery
• Swansea celebrates being Wales’ green roof pioneer on World Green Roof Day
• ‘Grave concern’ at Natural Resources Wales plan to reduce responses to pollution incidents
• NRW and National Trust working together to restore and protect the River Usk
• Statement: Welcoming the Future Generations Report 2025
• Indicators that rewetted peatland stalled wildfire spread!
• New arrivals boost red squirrel conservation efforts in Clocaenog Forest
• Native fish introduced to control invasive species in Carmarthenshire
• NRW publishes interim State of Natural Resources Report
• UK’s first ocean literacy strategy launches in Wales
• Natural Resources Wales celebrates 25 years of sustainable forestry management
• Green light for grazing on Pembrokeshire’s important peatland sites
• Discovery of rare lichen in Carmarthenshire is welcome sign of environmental recovery during COP 16
• Pearl mussel breeding programme set to boost species on the brink
• Deadly Crayfish Plague may be spreading: NRW urges vigilance
• Partnership project to restore three rivers in South East Wales gets underway
• BikePark Wales and Natural Resources Wales sign new lease to rewild mountain, add trails and accommodation
• Conservation success : The rare birds making a remarkable comeback in south east Wales
• Deadly Crayfish Plague confirmed in River Irfon: Public urged to follow guidelines to save native species
• Unique lowland pastures provide sanctuary for threatened butterfly
• Five-year project helps protect threatened landscapes and wildlife
• Public see Wales’ peatland restoration in action
• Antics help plant trees and tackle the climate and nature emergencies
• Hoof powered nature restoration
• Partnership work will help to boost rare newt population at Newport Wetlands
• NRW to reduce mowing in May to help pollinators
• Endangered coastal plant reintroduced to South Wales conservation area
• New population of globally threatened heavy metal loving moss at former mines
• NRW grant scheme helps community harness the power of nature
• 27 woodlands join National Forest for Wales
• Skomer King scallops thriving after ban on catching
• Rare butterfly survey shows ‘promising numbers’ in Ceredigion
• Rare heathland regenerating after trees felled in Hensol forest
• Peatland owners offered funding to prepare for restoration
• Work to protect rare clubmoss dating back 400 million years
• Experts call for urgent action to save Welsh nature as new report reveals devastating decline in species
• One of the UK’s rarest and most threatened bird species continues to thrive at Newport Wetlands National Nature Reserve
• Climate change and pollution threat to mountain plants and fungi
• National Lottery pledges towards an ambitious £8m nature partnership
• Project to record impact of noise on marine mammals
• Meet the bog-trotting superstars helping to restore valuable heath and bog habitat in Monmouthshire
• New report warns of threat to small salmon populations
• Welsh economy boosted by wide-ranging benefits of peatland project
• Art and science combine to highlight the importance of peatlands
• Plight to save critically endangered pearl mussels
• £3.78million for protected sites and species across Wales
• Restoration work for important habitats across North West Wales
• Water Voles Reintroduced at Oxwich Nature Reserve
• Specialist wildlife gets a boost as scrub is removed across Pembrey sand dunes
• NRW releases ground-breaking survey highlighting the importance of sea and coast to people in Wales
• Citizen scientists invited to ‘plunge’ into Welsh waters to help research rare aquatic species
• Restoring LIFE back into four rivers in Wales
• Report sheds light on how wildlife is impacted by visitor numbers in North West Wales
• LIFEquake project launch
• £15million cash injection to give nature’s recovery a helping hand
• Successful breeding year for rare birds in south Wales
• Trainee GPs encouraged to prescribe a bigger dose of nature
• Positive signs for curlew restoration at the Rare Upland Birds Project in Elan Valley
• New grants scheme launched to break barriers to accessing nature
• Celebrating 30 years of bringing green ideas to LIFE in Wales
• New map of Welsh peatlands launched, with grant scheme to drive conservation
• Communities invited to help better understand rare shark species in Wales
• New Countryside Code guidance to support farmers and land managers
• New multi-million-pound projects to conserve Welsh rivers and bogs
• General licenses, updated information
• The Welsh National Survey for Otters shows partial decline of otter populations in Wales
• NRW welcomes net zero ambitions of Welsh Government’s Energy Deep Dive
• A snapshot of our impact on the natural world to help shape a sustainable future
• Peatland restoration pays off for nature
• NRW report identifies essential marine habitats that could be restored
• It’s not too late to reverse biodiversity decline by 2030, UK’s five leading nature bodies say
• New initiative to save Wales’ threatened species – with lots of opportunities for people to get involved
• Have your say on NRW’s wild bird licences
• NRW launches consultation on tackling environmental crime
• A nature success story
• NRW launches Children’s Rights Charter on World Environment Day
• Report highlights how nature helped us cope with Covid-19
• New map casts light on Wales’ dark skies
• New Countryside Code launched to help people enjoy the outdoors
• Green recovery projects receive funding boost
• New report shows conservation work will boost rare protected species across Wales
• Breathing LIFE back into our rare bogs in Wales
• NRW report sets out pathway to a sustainable future for Wales
• Taskforce launches action plan towards a green and just COVID-19 recovery for Wales
• NRW flies high to capture 3D Wales
• Outdoor learning gains new prominence amid pandemic
• New report shows highs and lows of mammal conservation in Wales
• February 2020 floods reviews trigger clarion call to step up response to Climate Emergency impacts
• Crucial work to revitalise the Merthyr Mawr sand dunes
• NRW launches £6.8 million LIFE Dee River project
• Wildlife in Lockdown
• NRW study confirms Wales’ seas have massive potential for carbon offsetting to tackle the climate emergency
• Welsh juvenile salmon numbers are lower following warmer winters and wetter springs, new research shows
• Investing in our rivers to reverse the decline of salmon and sea trout
• Breeding success for rare birds in south Wales
• Illegal gravel removal puts river wildlife at risk
• Earth Day 2020 – Climate change efforts more important than ever
• NRW joins multi-agency group to tackle invasive species
• Discovery of two rare bog mosses made on mid-Wales reserve
• Evidence on options for transformative change needed to sustain people and the planet
• NRW river projects set to boost fish habitats