Countryside Council for Wales

The Countryside Council for Wales was a Government sponsored body responsible for wildlife conservation, landscape and countryside access authority for Wales. It merged with Forestry Commission Wales and Environment Agency Wales to form Natural Resources Wales in April 2013.

Maes-y-Ffynnon
Penrhosgarnedd
Bangor
CCW
UK

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	A better environment for Wales - an update on actions to improve the state of the Welsh environment	2002	Current
	A better Wales: the natural environment of Wales in 2010	2001	Current
	Access to the Welsh countryside: a policy document	1996	Current
	Action for wildlife: biodiversity action plans - the challenge for Wales	1997	Current
	Areas of outstanding natural beauty management plans - guidance for local authorities in Wales	2002	Current
	Badgers - a guide for developers	1999	Current
	Bats in roofs: A guide for builders and surveyors	1995	Withdrawn
	Bats in roofs: A guide for building professionals	2004	Withdrawn
	Energy: policy and perspectives for the Welsh countryside	1992	Current
	Hedgerow management and renovation	1996	Current
	Policy framework for the coastal and marine zone of Wales	1994	Current
	Ponds and conservation	1998	Current
	Seas, shores and coastal areas	1996	Current
	Sites of Special Scientific Interest: a guide for landowners and occupiers	1995	Current
	Sites of special scientific interest - a guide for landowners and occupiers	2001	Current
	State of the welsh environment 2003 - summary report	2003	Current
	Threshold 21: preparing now for the management of the Welsh countryside in the next century	1993	Current
	Traditional orchards	1995	Current
	Transport and rural Wales: a policy document	1996	Current
	Valuing our environment - economic impact of the national parks of Wales	2006	Current

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