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

Find out if you are at risk of flooding and how we manage flood risk

Find information about how we manage urban waste water.

Information about how we manage and monitor water resources in Wales.

Find out how we manage your personal information and how to make a request under the Data Protection Act.

Developing a strategic programme to manage and restore Natura 2000 species, habitats and sites in Wales.

Developing a strategic programme to manage and restore Natura 2000 species, habitats and sites in Wales.

If you manage extractive waste then this activity may be a mining waste operation, which is regulated under the Environmental Permitting Regulations.

All land and property within a drainage district benefits from work undertaken to manage and maintain drainage channels and ordinary watercourses.

Find out about work to improve water quality and how we manage water resources in Wales.

If you own or manage a high-risk reservoir you must arrange to have it inspected by a suitably qualified civil engineer.

Apply for a felling licence. Get help to plant trees or manage your woodland. Buy and sell timber

Find out how to get involved with us and the land we manage, and details of our work with community groups and social enterprises.

Flood risk management plans (FRMPs) set out how we will manage flood risk in key areas across Wales over the next six years..

You should use this guidance if you produce, manage or regulate waste. When completing waste documentation, the waste must be classified using a code

Read more about the technical case and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) supporting the proposed statutory controls for measures to manage our salmon and sea trout more sustainably

If you own or manage a high-risk reservoir you must appoint a Supervising Engineer and tell us about this. This guidance explains what a Supervising Engineer does and help you appoint one.

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.

The loss of biodiversity is something we urgently need to reverse. This theme looks at what is needed at the local scale within Mid Wales to improve the resilience and quality of our ecosystems. Within this theme, we will explore how to better manage habitats to address the balance of biodiversity by improving how they connect. This will help us begin to address the nature emergency in Mid Wales.