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Climate change is one of the defining issues of our time. We want to ensure that everything we deliver through our Area Statement takes account of the climate emergency, forming part of our response to it.

22 Apr 2020

Today, Wednesday 22 April 2020 is #EarthDay, a day to celebrate our world and to demonstrate support for environmental protection.

NRW’s Strategic Steer for Biodiversity to 2022

22 Apr 2020

As the world comes together to battle a public health crisis, another global crisis is today being brought to the forefront as Earth Day marks its 50th anniversary.

Our work in reducing carbon emissions, and adapting to climate change, based on targets set by the UK and Welsh Governments.

Our role in managing and adapting to climate change.

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.

The loss of biodiversity is something we urgently need to reverse. This theme looks at what is needed at the local scale within Mid Wales to improve the resilience and quality of our ecosystems. Within this theme, we will explore how to better manage habitats to address the balance of biodiversity by improving how they connect. This will help us begin to address the nature emergency in Mid Wales.

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

Natural Resources Wales plays a pivotal role both in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and in adapting to the consequences of inevitable climate change.

Due to its breadth and influence, stakeholders identified the climate and environment emergency as the most important and overarching theme for the North West Area Statement.

This theme aims to explore how we can reverse the decline of biodiversity by building resilient ecological networks.

18 Nov 2022

Discussions around the urgent decade of action required to shape a climate and nature positive future for Wales move closer to home this week as Natural Resources Wales (NRW) prepares to join the national conversation for change at the Wales Climate Week conference (21-25 November).

Keep up to date on the progress of the project and find out about upcoming workshops and events

We live in a vibrant and biodiverse North East Wales where we reverse the decline in biodiversity, and key species and habitats are valued and understood by its communities.