Coleg Cambria unveils £1.5m green campus transformation
A “green sweep” of achievements helped cultivate Coleg Cambria’s reputation as one of the UK’s most sustainable and forward-thinking educators....
Environmental News
First nursery trees take root at new home in St. Asaph
A new nature reserve has welcomed the first roots of a unique woodland. Ysgol Esgob Morgan pupils helped make history...
Work starts to preserve Ruthin Oak tree legacy
Work is underway to preserve the legacy of a beloved Ruthin park veteran tree. Storm Darragh recently caused damage to...
Old craft boosts future for nature at Rhyl site
An old countryside management skill is adding a new layer of support for nature at a site in Rhyl. Located...
Parkland buzzes with busy new arrivals
Work in Bodelwyddan is already boosting support for important pollinators. Denbighshire Countryside Services has installed a number of bee hives...
New laws coming into force from April 2024 give NRW new powers to amend felling licences in Wales
This week, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) released new guidelines under the Forestry Act, which grants it enhanced authority to modify,...
Jones Bros relocates wildlife in world first as part of multi-million-pound coastal defence scheme
A leading civil engineering firm has become the first company to successfully relocate an entire shore-sized habitat of honeycomb reef...
Craft brings traditional look to Rhyl landmark
Parts of a Rhyl landmark have been improved with an age-old farming craft. Denbighshire County Council Countryside Services with the...
Nesting begins for famous Denbighshire bird colony
Denbighshire’s Little Tern colony has come home to roost for the summer season. The colony arrived back at Gronant beach...
Ruthin meadow provides ‘bee friendly’ support for new resident
A Denbighshire wildflower meadow has ‘beecome’ a new friendly home for a spring favouring insect. Denbighshire County Council’s Biodiversity Team...