Results for "CNC digidol"
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12 Oct 2021
Court of Appeal dismisses case against NRWThe Court of Appeal has today (12 Oct) dismissed in full a claim against Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) land management practices following a legal challenge by the Williams Wynn Trustees.
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14 Oct 2021
NRW pledges to fund and carry out repair to Rodney’s Pillar -
27 Oct 2021
‘Get winter ready’ advises NRWWith winter on the way, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is urging people to take action and prepare for the changeable and challenging weather that could come with the season.
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10 Feb 2022
NRW enforcement officers tackle ‘barbaric’ illegal fishingNatural Resources Wales fisheries enforcement officers have been busy tackling a spate of ‘barbaric’ illegal foul hooking incidents which have taken place on the River Loughor.
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02 Mar 2022
NRW officers send clear message on illegal salmon fishingNatural Resources Wales (NRW) and the courts have sounded a clear message that the illegal wild salmon fishing in Welsh rivers won’t be tolerated following the successful prosecution of two men for fishing offences.
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24 Mar 2022
NRW Board make changes to General Licences -
07 Apr 2022
NRW completes Wales-wide survey to control new tree diseaseNatural Resources Wales (NRW) has completed a survey of the Welsh Government Woodland Estate (WGWE) woodlands in an effort to identify and control the spread of a new tree disease, Phytopthora pluvialis.
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05 May 2022
NRW confirms seasonal algae on some Welsh beaches -
09 Jun 2022
NRW installs new monitoring equipment in the River Wye -
13 Jul 2022
NRW approves plan to protect vulnerable fish stocksNatural Resources Wales has approved an action plan to help protect fish populations from the impact of predation by fish-eating birds (in this case great cormorant and goosander). .
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22 Jul 2022
NRW foresters celebrate success at woodland awardsNatural Resources Wales (NRW) has won eight awards in the Woodlands Competition at the 2022 Royal Welsh Show.
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19 Jan 2023
Fine for angler who gave false name to NRW enforcement officerA man who gave a false name to a Fisheries Enforcement Officer in a bid to escape prosecution has been fined a total of £1,455 at Newport Magistrates Court.
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03 May 2023
Taylor Wimpey prosecuted by NRW for river pollution offencesHousebuilding company Taylor Wimpey has been fined £488, 772 after failing to implement appropriate measures to prevent multiple pollution incidents which impacted the River Llwyd and its tributaries in Pontypool, in 2021.
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23 Jun 2023
NRW set to implement new environmental regulatory charging schemeA new charging scheme for some of Natural Resources Wales’ (NRW) permitting services will be implemented from 1 July 2023, the environment body confirmed today (23 June, 2023)
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03 Nov 2023
NRW’s cockle management team recognised for outstanding achievementNatural Resources Wales’ Cockle Management Team has been recognised for its outstanding achievement in its efforts to support bird life and promote low impact harvesting on the Dee Estuary and the Burry Inlet cockle fisheries.
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15 Nov 2023
NRW’s plan to manage Wales’ flood risk publishedAs climate change fuels the ferocity and frequency of extreme weather events, sea level rise and flooding, more action is needed to build in adaptation and resilience to the very real impacts of those real threats.
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14 Dec 2023
NRW statement on odour from Withyhedge Landfill, Pembrokeshire -
01 Feb 2024
NRW supports dolphin stranding rescue effortSix common dolphins were returned to the sea after being stranded on a beach in North Wales yesterday (31 January) but one has sadly died.
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07 Oct 2024
NRW’s 10 week public consultation on a new National ParkNatural Resources Wales (NRW) is inviting people to share their views on the draft boundary map (referred to as the Candidate Area Map) for a proposed new National Park in Wales.
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18 Oct 2024
NRW removes derelict boats from Dee EstuaryA derelict catamaran and several smaller boats have been removed from the Dee Estuary by Natural Resources Wales (NRW), helping to clean up the area and make it safer.