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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.

Working with air, land and water managers across North West Wales to promote and develop sustainable resource management contributing to the health of all life in the area.

This cross-cutting theme assesses the extent to which the sustainable management of natural resources are being achieved by considering the pressures and threats to soils within agriculture, woodland and urban land uses.

Sand dunes are a familiar sight along beaches and coastal areas. Offering coastal protection, these habitats support numerous species of plants, animals and insects. Get your learners learning on, about, and for sand dunes with our suite of cross-curricular learning resources.

Advice for land managers to help visitors follow the Countryside Code

01 Feb 2021

18 Nov 2022

Members of the public will be given an update on a project around an existing embankment near Llanrwst.

A sustainable, resilient agricultural food and land management system which supports livelihoods, protects soil and water, maintains and enhances biodiversity whilst also reducing greenhouse gas emissions significantly contributes to public good.

12 Mar 2024

Work is underway to remove invasive conifers from the Berwyn mountains in Denbighshire to help boost rare and protected habitats.