Blogs
Looking back on our year 2025-26: the people behind the progress
Dry weather blog: 2026
Celebrating World Fish Migration Day on the Upper Wye
Keeping track of improvements to Wales’ water environment
50 years since Wales ran dry: Why preparing for drought in a rainy country matters
Tackling hidden misconnections at Llandudno
Regular monitoring carried out at key dormouse site in North Wales
How Wrexham Woodland Connections Week helps connect people and nature
Cemlyn Bay: A critical summer haven for some of our rarest seabirds
Protecting Welsh fisheries in the face of climate change
How we monitor and protect Wales’ bathing waters
A busy spring on the Upper Wye: restoring rivers from the ground up
Five birds to celebrate and protect this Easter
How forests boost the Welsh economy
Join us at our Conversations with NRW event
Working for the river: highlights from the LIFE Dee River Project’s land management officers
Walking the Coedwig Cymru Trail: A walk through nature and gentle restoration
Can you hear the curlew? Help us find where they still call home
30 years on: remembering the Sea Empress disaster
Managing Trees and Blockages in Rivers: NRW’s Risk-Based Approach