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It is illegal to sell a British amphibian. The natterjack toad and great crested newt are also European Protected Species (EPS). Natural Resources Wales (NRW) gives licences for activities that would be illegal, for specific purposes.

Find out what you need to do to comply with The Environmental Permitting Regulations for radioactive substances.

How to apply to transfer an installations permit.

If you want to make changes to your tree felling licence, you will need to apply for an amendment to your licence.

Information about applying for an Environmental Permit/Exemption for water discharges

Information about applying for a Water Abstraction or Impoundment Licence

Find out what you need to do to apply for an Environmental Permit.

Notices detailed below include any proposals by Natural Resources Wales (or at the directions of Welsh Ministers) to vary or revoke a licence of any type

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 gives legal protection to all wild plants. Plants and fungi on Schedule 8 have more protection. Offences include sale, picking, uprooting and destroying. We grant licences for specific purposes.

Whales, dolphins and porpoises (cetaceans) are European Protected Species (EPS). It is against the law deliberately to capture, kill, injure or disturb a cetacean.

It is against the law to pick, collect, cut, uproot or destroy a European Protected Species (EPS) of plant wherever it grows. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) grants licences so you can work within the law.

Whales, dolphins, porpoises, turtles and sturgeon are European Protected Species (EPS). It is against the law to damage their breeding sites / resting places, or deliberately to capture, kill, injure or disturb an EPS without a licence.

Information on the Water Framework Directive and how it applies to marine licensing

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

Our charging scheme for species licensing includes four charge waivers. We will continue to fund the four charge waivers through grant in aid.