News from Wales

• Radnor Forest windfarm plans shared in community events
• Young Welsh activists sow acorns, nurture 49,000 saplings in campaign.
• Vandalised Seal Sculpture Defaces Chepstow's Iconic Trail
• Residents Gather to Protest Proposed Mid Wales Wind Farms
• Torfaen Residents Urged to Let Gardens Flourish for Biodiversity
• Biotech Research at University of South Wales Advancing Net Zero
• Sian Langford honored with industry award for leadership
• Powys renewable energy firm leads global health revolution
• Hospital Facilities Manager Receives Top Industry Leadership Award
• Wales Requires More Aid for Transition to Green Heating
• NRW Supports Plantlife's 'No Mow May' Campaign
• Soil Association responds to Government's multimillion-pound Wye protection plan.
• Severn Valley Flood Defence Plan Unveiled for Public Feedback
• Powys town councils unite against controversial windfarm proposals
• River Wye Action Plan Launched to Restore Environment
• Ruthin school cuts emissions with new heat pump project
• Denbighshire farm estate leads charge in sustainable business growth
• Llyn Clywedog osprey nest captures hearts on YouTube
• Residents urged to voice concerns at Powys energy meeting
• Barry business revolutionizes vehicle performance with new fuel pill
• Powys wind farm referendum request rejected by town council
• Funding Relief: Grants Unlocked for Storm-Hit Shropshire Region
• Medieval Denbigh building gets green upgrade with solar panels
• Llanfwrog Community Centre Successfully Reduces Light Pollution
• Government Initiative Offers Free Grant for Energy-Efficient Heating Upgrades
• Radnor Hills in Running for Sustainable Values Award
• Henllan Church Earns Prestigious Gold Eco Church Status
• Residents Rally Against Proposed Wind Farm Development in Powys
• Ysgol Pentrecelyn Marks 150th Anniversary with Eco Improvements
• Henllan Community Nature Space Promotes Wildlife and Wellbeing