Results for "designated sites"
- Area Statements and the waste industry
- Area Statements and water
- Area Statements and opportunity catchments
- Area Statements and planning/development
- Area Statements and Designated Landscapes
- Area Statements and health
- Check river levels, rainfall and sea data
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Salmon and sea trout catch controls 2017 consultations
Read more about the technical case and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) supporting the proposed statutory controls for measures to manage our salmon and sea trout more sustainably
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Friog Corner sea defence seepage management works
Announcement of intention not to prepare an environmental statement - Regulation 12B of the Environmental Impact Assessment (Land Drainage Improvement Works) SI1999/1783 as amended
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Sea trout open seasons and method restrictions
Find out where, when and how you can fish for sea trout in Wales
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Land quality offences
Available options to land quality offences we regulate
- Register of interests - Business and Land
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Apply for land drainage consent
Information about applying for land drainage consent for activities on an ordinary watercourse within an Internal Drainage District (IDD)
- Using land we manage
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Open Access Land
An explanation of open access land, including details of how to recognise it in person and on maps.
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Restrictions on Access Land
Details of the ways in which access to access land can be restricted, who is entitled to make those restrictions and how those restrictions are managed.
- Wales Land Management Forum
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Sand Lizard Licensing
The Sand lizard is a European Protected Species (EPS). It is illegal to damage / destroy its breeding sites / resting places, or deliberately capture, kill, injure or disturb a sand lizard. We grant licences so you can work within the law.
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Drainage Districts
Drainage districts are typically found in low-Iying land where boundaries are determined by physical, not, political attributes.
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Salmon and sea trout plan of action for Wales 2020: areas for action
These tables set out actions on the critical matters that determine the wellbeing of our fish populations