2025 blogs

Restoring the Tywi River Bringing Rivers to Life: Inspiring Young Minds Along the River Usk Coming together for the Conwy: Anglers and NRW unite for river health Holding water companies to account: Improving how we measure and report on water company performance Joining Forces for Nature: Tree Seed Collection at Nant Ffrancon Gofod Glas: Exploring our connection to freshwater in the Conwy catchment From hidden invaders to 2,000 new trees – celebrating a year of wins on the Upper Wye Join us in delivering Wales’ most ambitious environmental and infrastructure programme yet How our Pollution Risk Forecasting helps you enjoy Wales bathing waters safely Protecting water and soil with sustainable farming Walking in our shoes in Swansea, south west Wales Wales Nature week – supporting healthy rivers Innovative research shines a light on behaviour of young salmon A new approach to how we respond to pollution incidents Joint investigation helps to track down drainage issues in Llangollen Helping the River Dee thrive: How NRW is making a difference How wood is helping to restore river habitat The devastating consequences of wildfires in Wales No Mow May: why we're letting the grass grow Festival of the Sea increases ocean awareness Wildlife in full spring at coastal National Nature Reserves World Water Day 2025: Celebrating a year of projects to improve the health of Wales’s water and wildlife Promising results so far for LIFE Artist’s “Peaty Patterns” showcase the wonders of Welsh quaking bogs Five years since the February 2020 floods: Reflecting on the past, preparing for the future Natur am Byth needs you! – How volunteering can help Wales’ most endangered species The Natur am Byth Trainee Scheme All-Wales code of conduct for bait collection SoNaRR 2025 – the evidence informing how we should protect and enhance our natural resources