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The network for environment & nature charities in Wales 🌱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #WeNeedNature #AngenNature waleslink.org

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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
We’re at a really important event from @wwf.org.uk today at the @senedd.wales on safeguarding communities from extreme weather. After the summer we’ve had, we cannot prioritise this enough…!
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
Great work! Did you know, two-thirds of all freshwater species can be supported by ponds? And as a habitat, they're also natural defenses against climate extremes, from fire breaks to mitigating flooding 🐸 🪲 🦎 🦗 🐌 🐸 ➡️ More on the importance of ponds: freshwaterhabitats.org.uk/habitats/pon...
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Ponds - Freshwater Habitats Trust
Ponds are bodies of water between 1 square meter and 2 hectares, which hold water for four months of the year or more.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
And keep demanding a UK-wide, national security response to the climate and nature crisis. It's here, it's undeniable, and banning disposable BBQs is the smallest thing a Prime Minister could promise. You can read more here from Senedd Research: research.senedd.wales/research-art...
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Extreme heat in Wales: causes, impacts, adaptations
Spring and summer 2026 have been exceptionally hot and dry in Wales. This weather can affect everything from health to agriculture. Climate change is amplifying this extreme weather, making it more co...
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
Wildfires across Wales are scary & our environment is in serious trouble. But there are things you can do to help, even in a small way in your own garden; please do what you can to create water points for wildlife. www.wildlifetrusts.org/actions/help...
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Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus - Polisi | Keep Wales Tidy - Policy @policy.keepwalestidy.cymru · 10/07/2026
We have criticised all forms of misinformation regarding the #DRS, none of which reflect any international evidence we've seen. We urge Welsh Government to press ahead with the DRS plans already in place and stop further delays to the implementation of this key policy. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🧵4/4
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Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus - Polisi | Keep Wales Tidy - Policy @policy.keepwalestidy.cymru · 10/07/2026
Consumers should not pay more for the privilege of a clean, safe environment. It is expected that a #DRS in Wales will lead to cost savings in the long term, especially with glass & reuse. ♻️ 🧵3/4
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Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus - Polisi | Keep Wales Tidy - Policy @policy.keepwalestidy.cymru · 10/07/2026
Deposit Return Schemes are a form of Extended Producer Responsibility #EPR - a policy principle that holds producers responsible for their materials on the market. The expectation of this principle is that costs are absorbed by producers. 🧵2/4
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Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus - Polisi | Keep Wales Tidy - Policy @policy.keepwalestidy.cymru · 10/07/2026
A Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) that includes #glass and reuse is best for Wales 👏 International evidence from 40+ countries with a #DRS show that the scheme successfully reduces #litter, improves recycling & boosts a circular economy. 🧵1/4
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 03/07/2026
Find an event near you here! www.biodiversitywales.org.uk/en/events/wa...
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Liam Olds @liamolds.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
Wales Nature Week is almost upon us! Join me at Pembrey Country Park on Thursday 9th July for two FREE guided insect walks as part of 'Gone Wild' - a day of nature celebrations 🐝🦋 #WalesNatureWeek #Carmarthenshire #Nature #Wildlife #Events #Pembrey #GoneWild #Llanelli
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NationCymru @nation.cymru · 02/07/2026
More than 80 events celebrating wildlife and the natural world will take place across Wales as Wales Nature Week returns this July
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Wales Nature Week returns with moth walks, festivals, and folklore
Nation.Cymru Staff More than 80 events celebrating wildlife and the natural world will take place across Wales as Wales Nature Week returns this July. Established in 2002, Wales Nature Week is an annu...
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Butterfly Conservation @savebutterflies.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
Butterflies cannot wait any longer. We're calling on ministers to do what they promised - set a deadline for an absolute ban on neonicotinoid pesticides. No 'emergency' authorisations. No exemptions. Add your name to our open letter 👉 campaigns.butterfly-conservation.org/ban-pesticides
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Ban butterfly-killing pesticides for good
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Butterfly Conservation @savebutterflies.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
It even comes after Government minister Mary Creagh wrote to Butterfly Conservation two years ago saying that the Government would 'change existing policies to ban the use of neonicotinoid pesticides that threaten vital pollinators like bees and butterflies'.
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Butterfly Conservation @savebutterflies.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has given permission to British Sugar plc and NFU Sugar for sugar beet farmers to use neonicotinoid pesticides on crops this summer, despite the fact that their use has been officially banned since 2018.
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Butterfly Conservation @savebutterflies.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
Ban butterfly-killing pesticides for good ❌ Despite repeated promises to ban them, the UK Government has quietly granted yet another 'emergency' license to spray butterfly-killing pesticides across our fields this summer.
Close-up of a field of crops being sprayed by a mechanical sprayer attached to a tractor. Text overlay reads: "Ban butterfly-killing pesticides for good. No 'emergency' authorisations. No exemptions."
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
Interested in water company investment, environmental data and citizen science? The Clear Waters project is running the 'Big Water Data Mash Up' daily dash at Northumbrian Water's Innovation Festival in Newcastle on 8th July; register here: www.innovationfestival.org/the-festival...
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Innovation Festival - Clear Waters
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 08/06/2026
Awful to see - we hope Natural Resources Wales will be able to come to a more firm conclusion than 'likely linked to bycatch'. We mustn't casually dismiss such incidents as inevitable; we can & should take action to prevent fisheries activities from wiping out species. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Dead sharks and fish found washed up on Welsh beaches
The dead fish, at Saundersfoot and Pembrey beaches, were probably part of a discarded catch.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
and @jennyrathbone.bsky.social @hannahblythyn.bsky.social @jbryantcymru.bsky.social @huwirrancadaviesms.bsky.social @juliejamesms.bsky.social @elunedmorgan.bsky.social We will also email but I know most inboxes are unmonitored now! Please know how grateful we are for all your support.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Heads up to @waterslee.bsky.social @sionedplaid.bsky.social @mabonapgwynfor.bsky.social @rhunapiorwerth.bsky.social @heleddfychan.bsky.social @peredurplaid.bsky.social @llyrgruffydd.bsky.social @sarah4bridgend.bsky.social @janehutt.bsky.social @joycewatson.org.uk @jeremy-miles.bsky.social
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
We want to give a huge thank you to all the Species Champion MSs who have worked with us over the last 5 years. Check out some highlights here: waleslink.org/wp-content/u... We also had to give a special shout out to Mark Isherwood, @carolynthomasclwyd.bsky.social & @juliemorganlab.bsky.social 🪺🌼🍄
This is a screen capture of the first page of the ‘thank you’ newsletter – the copy is in a column on the left (text below) and the right is three photos of species which were part of the project. The top is a common toad, half submerged in a pond, peering into the distance with half closed eyes. The second is a hedgehog, looking into what seems like a puddle, as though about to take a drink. And the last one is a harbour porpoise, a grey marine mammal with a white belly, tail in the water and head smiling out of the surface. 

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Diolch yn fawr to all our Species Champions of the Sixth Senedd
From 2021 to 2026, we recruited 43 Senedd Members to advocate on behalf of an at-risk species that can be found in their constituency.

We were overwhelmed by MSs’ enthusiasm for taking up the cause for nature and speaking for species that cannot speak for themselves. We couldn’t keep up with as regular visits and briefings as we would’ve liked to, and were especially impressed with Champions who went above and beyond and acted on their own volition to find out more and work with organisations on the cause. With the help of our excellent Champions’ scrutiny, the Sixth Senedd term saw some landmark developments to restore nature, including:
• The Environment (Principles, Governance and Biodiversity Targets) Bill 2026, which sets the process for creating nature targets for Wales, in line with our international commitments.
• The Biodiversity Deep Dive and the subsequent establishment of Naturfa sites by the Welsh Government helped set the pathway to protecting 30% of our land, rivers and sea by 2030.
• The Agriculture Act 2023 established the framework for the Sustainable Farming Scheme, which formally started in January 2026, to help farmers transition to more sustainable farming methods to tackle carbon, nature loss and create more climate-resilient practices for all farm business.

This is a screen capture of the second page, featuring Mark Isherwood, outgoing Senedd Member for North Wales. There are multiple images of him at events, on site visits, and social media posts, highlighting actions to restore curlew across Wales. 

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Champion of the Term! 
All our champions have done brilliant work, but we have to give a special shout out to Mark Isherwood, who has never missed an opportunity to raise the plight of the curlew, whose numbers have dropped by 80% since 1990. Sponsored by RSPB Cymru, he’s repeatedly marked World Curlew Day in Plenary; worked with the Gylfinir Cymru / Curlew Wales partnership on their restoration; sponsored the launch of the Wales Curlew Recovery Plan; met with fellow Curlew Champions from Scotland and England at a Curlew Summit at 10 Downing Street; looked into local planning applications with concerns on the potential impact on curlew, and met with WEL members every time he could when we came to the Senedd. Thank you Mark!
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
So just more subsidy won’t help farmers on this in the long run. One of the best uses of public funds is helping farms reduce reliance on expensive inputs. The Welsh Gov / @llyrgruffydd.bsky.social must bring forward the full Sustainable Farming Scheme & support transition to resilient farming.
A photo of three black cows on diverse grassland in the uplands, grazing in front of a beautifully scenic large hill or mountain, with many different kinds of green across the grass, trees and shrubs.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
It’s something the Nature Friendly Farming Network discuss at length in their Nature Means Business report, that by helping farms to transition to lower input methods (i.e. less affected by volatile prices of fuel and fertilisers), they actually become more profitable www.nffn.org.uk/resources/ho...
A snippet from the Nature Friendly Farming report. The text reads: 

What does regenerative farming help achieve?

Good for farm finances 
• Reducing or ceasing the use of inputs such as animal feed, artificial fertilisers, herbicides and pesticides can be a major financial saving on many farms without necessarily reducing yield. Find out more in the next section “Maximum Sustainable Output: Easing the financial pressure”.
• A healthy farm ecosystem will encourage natural predators to provide pest control services. Animals eating a more natural, varied and nutritious diet will be healthier, resulting in lower veterinary and medicinal costs, including fewer antibiotics and anthelmintics. Livestock in a more nature-rich and diverse environment will also be under less stress, leading to higher welfare standards

Good for people and food
• Healthier soils mean more nutritious food for animals (if they are pasture-fed and organic) and humans. The importance of this for human mental, as well as physical health is just being realised.
• Food security is increased by avoiding dependence on imports, including inputs into the farm, particularly those that are dependent on the oil industry, such as fertiliser. 
• Many regenerative techniques would be recognised by older generations of farmers, and may help to preserve appropriate traditional knowledge, skills and practices. 
• The physical and mental benefits of connecting with nature are well documented. These benefits are equally important for farmers […]
Another snippet from the NFFN report, with a photo of  black and brown healthy-looking cattle, grazing in dense grassland in front of a large tree. The text, from a farmer interview, reads: 

In practice: Plant diversity, reduced costs and healthy livestock

What support do you need from the Welsh Government to continue farming in nature-friendly ways? 

We need farmers that produce nutrient dense, healthy, nature-friendly food to be rewarded for their work. It doesn’t make sense that 90% of the area in Wales is farmland, yet some parts of Wales are amongst the poorest in Europe and people can’t afford to eat. The current food system does not work for farmers or the people in our country: it’s not a secure food system and is one that’s heavily reliant on factors that we can’t control. 

The Welsh Government needs to realise the benefits that nature-friendly farming will have for the environment, our health and food security, and help us educate consumers on these benefits. I think that investing in encouraging regenerative, nature-friendly farming will see an improvement in the overall health of the people in our country, as well as making our farmers less reliant on direct income support.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
Andrew RT Davies makes an important point; unsustainable farming approaches are making it really difficult for some farmers to make a profit. But it's not as simple as just providing more subsidy, but subsidising changes to a more resilient form of farming. www.conservatives.wales/news/welsh-c...
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Welsh Conservatives: Plaid Government Must Act As Welsh Farmers Face ‘Perfect Storm’ Of Soaring Costs
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Here's a starter pack of everyone we can find so far on Bluesky that's been elected to the Senedd! go.bsky.app/7FP8kpy
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Gwent Wildlife Trust @the-wildlifetrusts.bsky.social has been campaigning to save its habitats for years. If this was built, it'd be one of the largest losses of SSSI land anywhere in the UK. Is that acting on the Nature Emergency the Senedd declared in 2021? www.gwentwildlife.org/savethegwent...
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Our campaign against the M4 motorway | Gwent Wildlife Trust
Our long-running campaign against a 14 mile stretch of M4 motorway cutting through the Gwent Levels
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
40% of traffic on the M4 around Newport is local traffic - solutions should be found but based on evidence, not pressure to do it for the sake of it. The SE Wales Transport Commission came up with a suite of recommendations for this: www.gov.wales/south-east-w... www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wale...
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Call to spend £1.4bn M4 relief road cash on public transport
A relief road would not cut congestion and is an old solution to the problem, a report says.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Do we need this debate again? By now, it'd cost far and above £1.4bn, to destroy precious habitat in the Gwent Levels, in order to reduce average journey times by 3-5 minutes (according to @neweconomics.bsky.social). NEF: neweconomics.org/2018/09/the-... BBC: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Brynglas Tunnels M4 congestion solution will be found - Rhun ap Iorwerth
Rhun ap Iorwerth said the Brynglas Tunnels in Newport are an "economic problem for Wales".
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 28/05/2026
As we start this new Senedd term, the voters have been heard, but what about the bats? Our guest blog with @batconservation.bsky.social highlights the issues they need tackling to restore their numbers. waleslink.org/securing-a-f...
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Securing a future for bats and biodiversity in this Senedd and beyond - Wales Environment Link
Featured Image: Lesser Horseshoe Bat © Gareth Jones / www.bats.org.uk Guest Blog: Lil McDermaid at Bat Conservation Trust While often undervalued and underappreciated, bats are unique as the only true...
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walesnatureweek.bsky.social @walesnatureweek.bsky.social · 07/04/2026
The new Nature Recovery Action Plan for Wales has been published. It aligns with international & national frameworks & is designed to drive action to deliver the transformative change needed to address the Nature and Climate emergencies. Find out more 👇 bit.ly/4sulR32
Craig-y-Cilau bluebell woods © Sean McHugh
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
Today, the new First Minister @rhunapiorwerth.bsky.social appointed his Cabinet, see the full list on the link below. We look forward to working with @llyrgruffydd.bsky.social as the new Cabinet Minister for Rural Resilience & Sustainability. www.gov.wales/cabinet-mini...
A grid showing head and shoulders photos of the 15 Plaid Cymru Members that make up the new Welsh Gov Ministerial team. Images from Senedd/Welsh Government: https://llywodraethcymru.blog.llyw.cymru/2026/05/13/penodiadau-cabinet-llywodraeth-cymru/
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
Great e-action tool here from Welsh Rewilding Alliance - you can write to all your candidates for the Senedd election & ask what they will do to ensure we meet our targets for nature, climate and people, and in ways that positively regenerate our communities and diversify rural jobs. 🌳🦡🦎🌳🦇🦬🌳🦅🦫🌳
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
Bat Conservation Trust's manifesto outlines what bats need from the Senedd & Scottish Parliament elections - 4 of 11 UK native mammal species at risk of extinction are bats! BCT have also summed up some actions you can take during the election to raise their needs: www.bats.org.uk/our-work/bio...
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Local advocacy toolkit - A Bat Conservation Manifesto and local politics toolkit - Bat Conservation Trust
We have produced a factsheet which summarises our manifesto asks, the top points to be aware of, some useful statistics and some suggested questions to ...
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National Emergency Briefing @nebriefing.bsky.social · 06/04/2026
An interactive map to help you find a screening near you of our new film hosted by @chrisgpackham.bsky.social… The People’s Emergency Briefing, launching tomorrow. www.nebriefing.org/screening-map #PEBuk #NationalEmergencyBriefing
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
And after the RHS Flower Show (19-23 May), it will be relocated to Clydach Community Gardens in Swansea! Yay bats!
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
All four nations in the UK are required to introduce collections for plastic film waste from households and businesses by 31st March 2027. We signed this position calling on them to ensure they are safely recycled rather than burned in incinerators or dumped overseas. foe.scot/wp-content/u...
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Welsh Rewilding Alliance/Cynghrair Ailwylltio Cymru @cynghrairailwylltio.cymru · 10/04/2026
A great event with members of the Welsh Rewilding Alliance present. Insightful discussion into the priorities for each party and where support, briefings and constructive criticism will be required post election.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 09/04/2026
A huge thank you to all the panellists and audience who joined us at our Nature & Climate hustings last night with @climatecymru.bsky.social, at Chapter Arts Centre. And a round of applause for @willhaycardiff.bsky.social for some excellent chairing! #weneednature #angennatur
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 24/03/2026
We even got to see them mating - fingers and feathers crossed for some baby peregrines later this spring...!
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 24/03/2026
In Feb, we were lucky enough to see peregrine falcons in person with their new Champion, Mark Drakeford! They were flying around City Hall, putting on a great show Thank you to @jameshitch.bsky.social & @robthomasbirds.bsky.social for your excellent hosting and telescope-providing #SpeciesChampions
A group of people talking, including Mark Drakeford MS, standing in front of the National Museum in CardiffA circular image through a telescope, showing a peregrine perched on top of a cherub statue on the edge of City HallJames Hitchcock from Rewilding Britain, with Mark, who is holding the Wales Rewilding Manifesto Rob Thomas looking through his telescope on the pavement, with a few people passing by
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 16/03/2026
There's still some spaces at our Nature & Climate hustings next month with @willhaycardiff.bsky.social - sign up for a seat here: actionnetwork.org/events/sened...
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Senedd 2026: Nature & Climate Hustings
Senedd 2026: Nature & Climate Hustings Wednesday 8th April 2026 6:30pm - 8:30pm Seligman Theatre, Chapter Arts Centre Chaired by Will Hayward, journalist, and organised by Wales Environment Li...
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 08/03/2026
Happy International Women’s Day! A great way to mark it is by signing up for the Everyone’s Environment report launch next week on Thurs 12th March, 11am; it's a new briefing on how climate and nature breakdown impacts women & girls across the UK. Register here: www.thinknpc.org/events-and-t...
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 02/03/2026
It's nearly that time of year... time to grill the Senedd parties on what they'll do for the environment! Our Nature & Climate Hustings - hosted jointly with the excellent @climatecymru.bsky.social - will be on Wed 8th April at Chapter Arts. Book your seat here: actionnetwork.org/events/sened...
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Senedd 2026: Nature & Climate Hustings
Senedd 2026: Nature & Climate Hustings Wednesday 8th April 2026 6:30pm - 8:30pm Seligman Theatre, Chapter Arts Centre Chaired by Will Hayward, journalist, and organised by Wales Environment Li...
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
We will now continue to work to make the promises of the Bill – of policy embedding environmental protection and improvement, of access to environmental justice for citizens, and of rebuilding our biodiversity - a reality.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
We also want to thank everyone at WEL and in Green Alliance who worked so hard to make sure this Bill is as strong as it could be. Your work ensured that this Bill sets a clear path for future governments.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
We want to commend the Senedd and the teams in the Welsh Government for writing a robust piece of legislation which will deliver real change on the ground for the Environment in Wales.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
On Tuesday, the Senedd passed the Environment (Principles, Governance, and Biodiversity Targets) (Wales) Bill. This is a huge moment for Welsh environmental law. greenallianceblog.org.uk/2026/02/25/w...
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We’ve just seen a landmark moment for the environment in Wales
It’s taken nearly eight years but, last night, Senedd Cymru finally agreed new laws to restore nature, put the environment at the heart of policy making and increase access to environmental justice…
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
After 9 years of campaigning, the Environment (Principles, Governance & Biodiversity Targets) Bill finally passed on Tuesday. We will continue to work to ensure the promises of the Bill are kept; a strong OEGW, citizens' access to justice & rebuilding our biodiversity. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Targets and watchdog for nature as Senedd passes new law
A new law designed to better protect nature and reverse the loss of wildlife in Wales is passed.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 19/02/2026
February is #PayrollGivingMonth; it's a scheme that allows employees to support their favourite charities in exchange for tax relief. A win win! Find out how Welsh businesses that use it are improving their social impact while helping employees to make their donations go further… wcva.cymru/payroll
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A simple way for employers to give back - WCVA
Payroll Giving is an easy way for Welsh employers of all kinds to support good causes by allowing their staff to make donations before tax.
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 19/02/2026
So pleased to announce Mark Drakeford - sponsored by @jameshitch.bsky.social with @rewildingbritain.org.uk - as the last MS to join our Species Champion project for 2021-2026 term! Just under the wire, we'll be trying to peregrine-spot at City Hall very soon cardiffjournalism.co.uk/intercardiff...
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Wales Environment Link @waleslink.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
You can use their e-action to let Welsh Gov know you're worried too & want us to make best use of upcoming reforms to clean up our most precious waterways. Salmon are almost extinct in Wales & we need to save the incredible wildlife that used to thrive 🐟 🦦 🪿 🪲 🐠 www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCVt...
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Running out of time: River Cleddau, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
YouTube video by Campaign for National Parks
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