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Mid Wales’ landscape, character and culture is defined by farming and agriculture and it’s industrial past, which has shaped the way of life here for centuries, and continues to do so.

This theme looks at how we can adapt and respond to a changing climate.

We live in a North East Wales where we respond to the climate emergency, and our built and natural landscapes, supporting infrastructure, economy and society are climate ready, adaptable and resilient to climate change.

North East Wales will be known for its high-quality woodlands. New woodland creation will reflect landscape character and local culture, whilst delivering the wealth of environmental, economic and social benefits that woodlands and forests have to offer.

What are the opportunities to deliver nature-based solutions and adaptation at the coast, supporting Wales to have a coastline that is sustainable and resilient to climate change?

Our assessment of SMNR aim 2

Report to the Welsh Minister for Climate Change under Section 18 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010

Report to the Deputy First Minister for Wales, Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs, under Section 18 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010

Planning and managing digital content to meet the needs the public has of NRW

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

Find application forms and guidance on applying for environmental permits to discharge to ground or surface water

Find out what to do if you no longer need your permit for discharges of sewage or trade effluent or for the disposal of waste sheep dip to land.

Do you want to discharge water or effluent to a surface water (for example a river, stream, estuary or the sea) or to groundwater? A discharge might be made through a pipe, drain, open channel, or infiltration system.