CELEBRATING 330 AWARD-WINNING PARKS AND GREEN SAPCES
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We take action to make a positive difference and our work ranges far and wide.

We deliver practical action, environmental education, training, business services and environmental solutions across Wales.

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Green spaces

One in six species in Wales is under threat. It’s a shocking statistic but if we work together and take urgent action, we can reverse this decline.

We’re helping nature’s recovery by protecting hedgerows and establishing biodiverse new gardens in our drive to create and restore green spaces.

Of course, accessible green spaces provide important havens for people as well as wildlife. We want to provide a much-needed boost to the wellbeing of our communities by getting as many volunteers as possible involved in our projects.
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Our nature programmes

Through our nature programmes, we transform underused spaces into thriving community habitats, supporting nature recovery, wellbeing and inclusive access where it’s needed most.

Local Places for Nature

Groups and organisations of all shapes and sizes can apply for Local Places for Nature. Our pre-paid packages range from small gardening projects to orchards and large-scale makeovers. Each one includes lots of native plants, tools, resources and other materials.

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Urban Long Forest

By developing The Urban Long Forest Project, we hope to raise awareness and involve urban communities in looking after hedgerows and ancient trees.

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Latest news

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A record-breaking 330 parks and green spaces in Wales recognised in 2026 Green Flag Awards as the international accolade celebrates 30 years

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Cabinet Minister and FAW join call for summer of litter picking

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More than three quarters of schools across Wales are taking action for the environment

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Young climate stars take top honours

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