Environment

The Erebus by Blue Gem Wind project, Wales’ first floating offshore wind farm, will brief local residents on October 22 at Angle Village Hall, outlining jobs and carbon‑saving benefits.

Conservation partnership secures funding extension to bolster red squirrels and pine martens in North Wales, with new genetics work and community training.

Overhead cables have been buried and poles removed at Pen y Crug, restoring panoramic vistas of Brecon, the Usk Valley and surrounding mountains.

Natural Resources Wales urges communities to prepare for heightened flood risk as the Met Office forecasts a wetter, windier winter across Wales.

Natural Resources Wales urges residents to prepare as Met Office forecasts wetter, windier autumn, highlighting community plans and new tidal scheme.

NFU Mutual’s report reveals a 29% rise in farm fire costs across Wales, totalling £6.2m in 2025, amid record heat and dry conditions.

Natural Resources Wales re‑introduces boulders along a seven‑kilometre stretch of the Upper Wye, aiming to boost salmon and trout habitats.

New Wildlife Trusts Wales report says only 2.1% of land and 1.2% of sea meet effective protection, urging urgent funding and legal commitments.

The award‑winning auxiliary spillway at Llyn Celyn showcases innovative design, digital construction and environmental care, bolstering flood safety in Wales.

Plaid Cymru calls for immediate funding to upgrade water networks after summer hosepipe bans affect 33,000 homes in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.