Results for "River Levels"

31 Jul 2026

Routine maintenance activities typically take place annually, subject to economic justification. Our programme is agreed after consultation with our own fisheries, recreation and biodiversity teams. This ensures that the natural environment is maintained and, where possible, improved as a result of our maintenance work.

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

12 Mar 2026

Natural coastal habitats - such as sand dunes, shingle and saltmarsh - provide millions of pounds worth of flood risk benefits to communities in Wales, according to a new study.

The first river basin management plan for the Dee 2009-2015.

The Western Wales river basin management plan and the Dee river basin management plan have been approved by Ministers and published on our website. The Habitats Regulation Assessments have been undertaken and concluded no likely significant effect. Both assessments are also published.

We work with the Environment Agency, and partners, to ensure that the appropriate collaborative arrangements are in place for planning and managing the cross-border catchment for the Severn river basin district. 

Guidance on managing forests in order to minimise adverse impacts in acid-sensitive areas.

Find out when you can fish for brown trout on lower reaches of rivers in Wales

The first river basin management plan for Western Wales 2009-2015.

River basin management plans provide the overarching framework for water management, helping to protect and improve our water environment.

Read blog articles from our staff and Board members.