| Countryside
Council for Wales |
The
Countryside Council for Wales is the Government's
statutory adviser on sustaining natural beauty,
wildlife and the opportunity for outdoor
enjoyment in Wales and its inshore waters |
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| Environment Agency Wales |
Environment Agency Wales Environment Agency
Wales is in a special position - it is an Assembly
Sponsored Public Body (ASPB), while also being
part of the corporate Environment Agency for
England and Wales.
As an ASPB, we obtain much of our funding
and direction from the Welsh Assembly Government,
and report back to them. As part of the dynamic
Welsh environmental sector we are able to pursue,
in partnership with others, innovative solutions
that are specifically tailored to meet the
needs of Wales.
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| Wales
Biodiversity Partnership |
This
website is aimed at both practitioners
and the public involved in Biodiversity
Action across Wales. It will act as a focus
point for Welsh biodiversity action, events
and general information and will be constantly
evolving. |
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| Tir
Gofal |
Tir
Gofal, a whole farm agri-environment scheme
for Wales, encourages farmers throughout
Wales to maintain and enhance the agricultural
landscape and its wildlife and to provide
new opportunities for people to visit the
countryside. It replaces the previous schemes
such as Environmentally Sensitive Areas and
Tir Cymen, and takes forward the experience
gained in a single whole farm scheme |
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| Meirionnydd
Oakwoods |
A
Partnership to care for the Oak Woodlands
of Meirionnydd, promoting their importance
to the local community, their visitors,
the economy and the environment. |
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| Tourism
Partnership Mid Wales |
The
Partnership acts as an enabling and commissioning
body by working closely with its partners,
the three Local Authorities, two National
Parks, tourism businesses and the WTB. |
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| Capital
Region Tourism |
CRT
acts as the lead body for tourism in South
East Wales. This area is defined as the Counties
and Borough Counties of: Blaenau Gwent, Bridgend,
Caerphilly, Cardiff, Merthyr Tydfil, Monmouthshire,
Newport, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Torfaen, the
Vale of Glamorgan. |
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| South
West Wales Tourism Partnership |
SWWTP
acts as the lead body for tourism in South
West Wales. The South West Wales region comprises
of the Unitary Authority areas of Carmarthenshire,
Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and the
City and County of Swansea. The region also
takes in the Pembrokeshire Coast National
Park and parts of the Brecon Beacons National
Park |
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| Tourism
Partnership North Wales |
TPNW
acts as a lead body for tourism in North
Wales. This area is defined as the counties
of: Anglesey, Gwynedd (excluding Meirionnydd),
Conwy, Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham. |
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