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Kickstart your career with our placement opportunities Work in forests or woodlands in Wales? We want to hear from you The ECHOES project – researching the effects of climate change on bird habitats along the Irish Sea Becoming Nature Positive – for people and planet Lift your mood naturally An Alga That Caught The Eye! The reasons behind the Sands of LIFE project’s work to remove conifers from the dunes at Whiteford Burrows Bog moss identification – rediscovering a gem! ‘Cyfoeth: The NRW Environment Podcast’ to launch in September 2021 How the Sands of LIFE project will be boosting sand dunes around South Wales Sands of LIFE summer and autumn work update from Newborough Exciting opportunities to give nature a helping hand Blog from the bog - Trees are good but bog is better Volunteers Week 2021 – The people working together to manage flood risk in their communities Marine invasive non-native species: The slipper limpet in North Wales Natura 2000 Day – a valuable network of important and special sites Blog from the bog - Learning whilst working Mending minds - the benefits of a 'dose of nature' for mental health Connect with nature for your mental health The important role bats play in Wales’ ecosystem Cattle, carbon and conservation The Pen Llŷn a’r Sarnau Special Area of Conservation biosecurity project Have you ever considered how you might be causing pollution? Reflecting our Communities First World Sand Dune Day to be held 25 June 2021 A conservation project to restore native oysters in the Milford Haven estuary International Day of Forests: Wales’ contribution to forest restoration Sands of LIFE work update from Newborough 25 years since the Sea Empress disaster Breathing LIFE back into our rare bogs in Wales Restoration work shows encouraging results NRW’s digital services supporting more people to act and prepare for flooding SoNaRR2020 - the path to a sustainable future for Wales Kick start your career in forestry with our placement opportunity We’re looking for our next Forestry students – could it be you? LIFE Dee River Virtual Fish Hatchery Monitoring the restoration of Wales’ lowland raised bogs How an apprenticeship or placement can help you carve out a career in forestry A season with the Llyn Clywedog Ospreys Connect to nature to improve your health and the environment The National Forest Exemplar Sites – Why they’re special and how we manage them Forest operations in South Wales Central Continuing the fight against fly-tipping during the pandemic The Ecostructure Project Exciting new job opportunities to join #TeamNRW in our flood and coastal risk management team Bwlch Nant yr Arian Visitor Centre Learning in, about and for the natural environment through Acorn Antics Sands of LIFE project to remove scrub and revitalise Newborough’s dune grasslands Wales’ Blue Carbon offsetting and the climate emergency LIFE achievements Kate Lock, Marine Officer, tells us about Skomer Marine Conservation Zone’s special history, as it celebrates 30 years of designation this year Bog moss top trumps - Cors Fochno and its sphagnums Outdoor learning - good for us, good for the environment Reducing our impact to tackle climate change What impact has lockdown had on the Sands of LIFE project? The Big Challenge Continuing to care for our environment despite Covid 19 More time for our bogs! Earth Day 2020 - LIFE Welsh Raised Bogs Wind farms do their part to combat the climate emergency Environmental Improvement Programme Timber and so much more Celebrating World wildlife day Storm Dennis - one of the most devastating storms to hit Wales in recent history Assessing and managing our natural resources Improving natural resource management in South Central Wales A view from the bog – a volunteer’s story Extending our Flood Warning Service to an extra 14,000 homes Climate Ready Gwent New online public register now live Developing Area Statements Rejuvenating our sand dunes The Unsung Cockle Heroes Together we can tackle Agricultural Pollution Barrier free access to the outdoors Removing the barriers to healthy rivers Coming home to Welsh soil Flood scheme will reduce flood risk and preserve parks Public Places: Natural Spaces? Grass is never just grass! Protect your slurry stores…and our environment