Join the Adventure Activists Tour as they head to Betws y Coed on Wednesday 25th October. Read More
Earlier this year the Welsh Assembly Government published its Future Landscapes Wales report (FLW); detailing its plans for our National Parks and AONBs. (1) Read More
The plenary debate on the Future Landscapes Wales (FLW)report was held on 6th June.
I met a lady beside the road in Nant Gwynant. ‘I thought I’d gone to heaven ‘, she said. From the East End of London she’d never seen such beauty.
The Welsh Governments Future Landscapes Wales (FLW ) review threatens the very nature of our Welsh National Parks. By removing the environmental protection they receive under the Sandford Principle they could be left open to damaging and inappropriate development. Read More
The Welsh Governments Future Landscapes Wales (FLW ) review threatens the very nature of our Welsh National Parks. By removing the environmental protection they receive under the Sandford Principle they could be left open to damaging and inappropriate development. Read More
At the end of March we asked you to write to your AMs. The Welsh Government had tabled a debate on an as yet unpublished draft report called Future Landscapes Wales (FLW). This report rewrote the priorities our National Parks were to operate under and removed a vital environmental called the Sandford Principle. Read More
On Tuesday 28th of March (this Tuesday), the Senedd in Cardiff will debate an a document not available to the public entitled “Review of National Parks and AONBs” that will strip National Parks of a key conservation principle, the Sandford Principle.
Conwy Falls has been voted as Landmark of the Year by readers of BBC Countryfile Magazine. Read More
Well, happily, the Conwy is right where nature intended, flowing within her banks and supporting her delicate ecosystem. Hopefully she’s safe for now, but there’s no certainty to that.
