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• NRW Public Board Meeting 12 February 2026
• NRW Public Board meeting 12 January 2026
• NRW Public Board meeting 16 July 2025
• NRW Public Board meeting 27 November 2025
• New scheme aims to tackle farm plastic pollution in rivers
• New fish pass will improve migratory access on the Afon Clydach
• NRW and National Trust working together to restore and protect the River Usk
• New weather stations help farmers forecast weather conditions
• NRW Public Board meeting 8 October 2025
• New bespoke waste permit application received
• Natura 2000 Films
• New peatland exhibition and artwork launched in Tregaron
• New peatland exhibition and artwork launched in Tregaron
• Nant yr Arian Forest Resource Plan - Approved 10 September 2020
• Nash Wood, near Presteigne
• National Access Forum for Wales
• National Access Forum Wales Access to Water Sub-Group
• National Nature Reserves
• National Survey for Wales
• National Trails
• National Trails and the Wales Coast Path
• Native fish introduced to control invasive species in Carmarthenshire
• Natterjack Toad licensing
• Natur am Byth blog – Jan 2024
• Natur am Byth needs you! – How volunteering can help Wales’ most endangered species
• Natur am byth! Saving Wales’ threatened species
• Natura 2000 Day – a valuable network of important and special sites
• Natural Resources Wales announce consultation on new National Park
• Natural Resources Wales approach to impact assessments of Area Statements
• Natural Resources Wales begins tree felling at Bwlch Nant yr Arian
• Natural Resources Wales calls for septic tank registration in Conwy
• Natural Resources Wales celebrates 25 years of sustainable forestry management
• Natural Resources Wales improves fish migration on Afon Terrig
• Natural Resources Wales invites feedback on draft decision to issue the Withyhedge Landfill permit variation
• Natural Resources Wales invites tenders for conservation grazing at two National Nature Reserves
• Natural Resources Wales online consultation hub
• Natural Resources Wales reviews engineering report on new Withyhedge Landfill cell construction
• Natural Resources Wales settles discussions with HMRC
• Natural Resources Wales successfully prosecutes south Wales man for waste offences
• Natural Resources Wales takes further enforcement action at Withyhedge Landfill
• Natural Resources Wales to assess compliance with enforcement notice at Withyhedge Landfill
• Natural Resources Wales to Host Virtual Public Meeting on Withyhedge Landfill Odour and Pollution Issues
• Natural Resources Wales urges farmers to follow regulations when spreading slurry and other organic manures
• Natural Resources Wales Urges North Wales Residents to Monitor Weather and Flood Alerts
• Natural Resources Wales urges vigilance ahead of expected coastal flooding impacts
• Natural Resources Wales welcome Neil Sachdev as new chair
• Nature and biodiversity
• Nature and Us - National initiative launches on the future of the Welsh natural environment
• Nature and Us - a national initiative on the future of the Welsh natural environment
• Nature based learning blossoms at Ysgol Abercarn, Caerphilly
• Nature Networks - information on marine projects
• Nature Networks - information on nature projects
• Nature Networks Funding helps boost island habitat
• Nature-based solutions and adaptation at the coast
• Nature-based solutions for coastal management
• Neath Port Talbot Recycling Ltd
• Neath Valley Forest Resource Plan - Approved 22 August 2018
• Net zero plan
• Networks and partnerships
• New adventure trails launched at Coed y Brenin
• New agreement to safeguard Kenfig dunes’ rare wildlife
• New arrivals boost red squirrel conservation efforts in Clocaenog Forest
• New campaign aims to prevent pollution in Flintshire
• New consultation on plans to protect Wales’s waterways
• New effort launched to protect a Denbighshire river from industrial pollution
• New evidence report supports efforts to improve river water quality
• New habitat and species assessment urges Wales to unite for nature’s recovery
• New initiative to save Wales’ threatened species – with lots of opportunities for people to get involved
• New LIFE for Welsh raised bogs
• New LIFE for Welsh Raised Bogs
• New LIFE for Welsh Raised Bogs: Evaluating the impact on people and the economy
• New LIFE to Welsh sand dunes
• New map of Welsh peatlands launched, with grant scheme to drive conservation
• New multi-million-pound projects to conserve Welsh rivers and bogs
• New Natural Resources Wales Team Aims to Inspect 800 Farms
• New net fishing rules proposed to protect salmon and sea trout on the River Dee
• New pollution reporting signs rolled out to help protect rivers in Vale of Glamorgan
• New population of globally threatened heavy metal loving moss at former mines
• New report predicts impact of future heatwaves in Welsh cities
• New report sheds some light on Welsh sand lizard population
• New report shows conservation work will boost rare protected species across Wales
• New water quality data sheds light on health of Wales’s waters
• New Year and New Peatland Restoration Funding!
• New Year Honours for NRW peatland specialist
• Newborough National Nature Reserve and Forest, Anglesey
• Newborough - working towards a natural resource plan
• Newborough Forest Resource Plan – Approved 17th January 2025
• Newborough horse riding permit application received
• Newport man found guilty of illegal waste offences
• Newport Wetlands National Nature Reserve
• News
• News and blogs
• Next round of grant funding announced for innovative solutions to sustainable drainage
• National Landscape Character Areas (NLCA)
• No. 1 of 2026: Notices to mariners remaining in force
• No. 10 of 2018: Temporary buoys
• No. 15 of 2013: Underwater obstruction
• No. 2 of 2023: Marine safety in the Dee Conservancy statutory reporting of accidents and serious injuries
• No. 2 of 2024: Laying of Unofficial Small Boat Moorings
• No. 3 of 2023: Emergency and incident reporting in the Dee Conservancy
• No. 3.1 of 2026: Dee Estuary Mostyn Deep / Mostyn Channel - Survey / Sample Work
• No. 4 of 2023: Marine safety in the Dee conservancy
• No. 5 of 2024: Marsh protection special marks
• No 7 of 2024: Safe Speed in Narrow Channels
• No. 8 of 2014: Use of navigation lights - international collision regulations
• No Mow May: why we're letting the grass grow
• Non-migratory trout, Arctic charr, coarse fish and eels open seasons
• Non-nuclear radioactive substance sites
• North Ceredigion Coast Forest Resource Plan - Approved 2 November 2020
• North East Wales
• North East Wales
• North East Wales Area Statement
• North Wales
• North Wales company sentenced for operating waste wood site without a permit
• North West Wales
• North West Wales
• North West Wales Area Statement
• Northwood & Wepa Ltd
• Notices to mariners in the Dee Conservancy
• NRW and Woodland Trust continue efforts to protect lowland meadow habitat
• NRW Board - Terms of reference
• NRW board decide to make the Glyndŵr National Park Designation Order
• NRW celebrates maritime pioneers on International Women’s Day
• NRW changes waste sheep dip disposal methods for cleaner rivers
• NRW closes visitor sites due to high winds from Storm Éowyn
• NRW completes major river works to support wildlife on Afon Gwyrfai
• NRW cracks down on illegal river works to protect communities in South Wales
• NRW delivering stronger regulation in face of climate, nature and pollution emergencies
• NRW enforcement reduces flood risk in North East Wales
• NRW enhances focus on key areas and core responsibilities
• NRW experts take to the stage at Welsh Marine Evidence Conference
• NRW Gower Volunteer - Gower NNR’s and Welsh Woodland estate
• NRW grant scheme helps community harness the power of nature
• NRW highlights key steps for farmers’ safe spreading
• NRW Intervention leads to restoration of damaged Clwyd Tributary
• NRW introduces new charge banding tool
• NRW launches £6.8 million LIFE Dee River project
• NRW media statement Storm Claudia - 12:00pm Saturday 15 November 2025
• NRW opens new catering concession opportunities at popular outdoor destinations
• NRW publishes interim State of Natural Resources Report
• NRW reaffirms commitment to Ynysybwl community following flood scheme review
• NRW removes derelict boats from Dee Estuary
• NRW share new guidance for changes to felling licences in Wales
• NRW share progress update of £21 million flood scheme in Newport
• NRW signs Bereaved Families Charter
• NRW statement in response to the Senedd’s Climate Change, Environment and Infrastructure Committee report
• NRW statement on odour from Withyhedge Landfill, Pembrokeshire
• NRW statement on odour from Withyhedge Landfill, Pembrokeshire
• NRW steps up action in response to prolonged dry weather
• NRW steps up regulatory action as water company fails to curb sewage pollution incidents
• NRW strengthens regulation of water companies as annual performance reports published
• NRW supports dolphin stranding rescue effort
• NRW tackles hidden pollution threat from misconnected domestic pipes in Cardiff
• NRW takes action to clear derelict vessels from the Dee Estuary
• NRW to enhance fish and eel passage at Afon Gwyrfai weir
• NRW to reduce mowing in May to help pollinators
• NRW upcoming contracts - Procurement pipeline 2025-26
• NRW updates Senedd Committee
• NRW: Sign up for warnings and ‘Be Flood Ready’ this winter
• NRW’s ‘buyer beware’ warning to public purchasing illegal salmon
• NRW’s quick response to beetle threat proves successful but we must remain vigilant
• NRW’s welcomes the Green Paper on the future governance of water in Wales
• NRW Publications, evidence and research related to invasive non-native species
• Nature’s symphony: the benefits of natural sounds
• NRW urges visitors to Wales’ great outdoors to act responsibly this summer
• NRW’s 10 week public consultation on a new National Park