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Offence Response Options (ORO) set out the options available to every offence we regulate (Wales).

Natural Resources Wales is the regulatory authority in Wales for a wide range of environmental legislation.

These tables set out actions on the critical matters that determine the wellbeing of our fish populations

Tackling the salmonid emergency

Priorities for action and next steps for the green recovery from Covid-19

13 Jan 2023

With more heavy rain forecast for Wales overnight and into Saturday, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is warning people of the risk of further flooding with areas of South Wales already feeling the impacts of recent heavy rainfall set to be impacted again.

Natural Resources Wales are responsible for creating, protecting, and managing woodlands in Wales.

Responding to Audit Wales’ ‘Picture of Flood Risk Management’ report, Clare Pillman, Chief Executive of Natural Resources Wales said:

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).

Natural Resources Wales is pleased to announce that following a rigorous decision-making process the successful applicants for funding from our £2m Resilient Communities Grant programme have been selected.

Enjoy the great outdoors in our woodlands and reserves all over Wales

Review of waterbodies and phosphorus targets following the publication of the phosphorus compliance assessment repReview of waterbodies and phosphorus targets following the publication of the phosphorus compliance assessment report

25 Aug 2022

As Wales’ natural environment continues to endure the impacts of the extended period of dry weather, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has confirmed that South East Wales and parts of Mid Wales will move into drought status from today (25 August).

How to create and use a landscape sensitivity assessment to inform decisions on spatial planning and land use change

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

If you want to release beavers in Wales, even if they will be kept in an enclosure, you will need a licence from NRW.