, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
Can I just declare I'm a member of the North Wales Wildlife Trust? Last Friday I was invited by North Wales Wildlife Trust to visit a newly acquired site—they want to use it as an example …
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Group 13: Biodiversity targets: targets under new section 6B of the Environment (Wales) Act 2016 (Amendments 133, 134, 20, 135, 52, 65A, 65, 136, 137, 53, 1, 138, 139, 140, 66, 54, 21, 67, 2)
… led a petition regarding the introduction of swift bricks. I'm also a member of the North Wales Wildlife Trust, and it's something that was supported right across the Senedd. We've also got the swift champion …
, Petitions Committee
New Petitions
… what's happening in Bangor, and direct them that way. I was also discussing this with the North Wales Wildlife Trust, who are doing a lot of great work regarding continuous cover forestry, rather then clear felling, which …
, Plenary
Debate on petition P-06-1489, 'Legislate to ensure swift bricks are installed in all new buildings in Wales'
… the red list of bird species in the most serious decline. That's according to North Wales Wildlife Trust. This is the fastest-declining species in Wales. The average lifespan of a swift is nine years, but there …
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Annual scrutiny of Natural Resources Wales
… sector—not into NRW but into the NGO sector. We've seen the Aviva deal with the North Wales Wildlife Trust, and I think we will see more of that. So, I think the budgets will be dispersed …
, Plenary
Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill on climate assurance for children and young people
… young people, I listened to their speeches and presentations. One young adult and member of the North Wales Wildlife Trust youth forum read out a letter from a friend. The person was unable to be present, but said …
, Plenary
90-second Statements
… butterfly orchid count at a wildflower meadow, owned by Plantlife Cymru and managed by the North Wales Wildlife Trust. The meadow was rich in diverse species, which has created habitat in return for many animals and insects, such …
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Can I just declare an interest? I'm a member of the North Wales Wildlife Trust. Thank you. I attended the wildlife trust annual general meeting on Saturday. They do great work with landowners regarding managing them for …
, Plenary
Short Debate: Biodiversity: The big picture. Seeding the future—the importance of managing grass verges and grasslands
… projects across the country. Just to name one, the one mentioned by Carolyn Thomas—it was the North Wales Wildlife Trust's Biodiversity means Business project on the Wrexham industrial estate, which has created over …
, Plenary
Short Debate: Biodiversity: The big picture. Seeding the future—the importance of managing grass verges and grasslands
… their full potential and let flowers grow. Great work is already being carried out by local authorities, North Wales Wildlife Trust and local nature partnerships across Wales, highlighted by No Mow May, the Magnificent Meadows Cymru partnership project …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd - General Ministerial Scrutiny
That's where it's come from—I was just checking. And I know that the North Wales Wildlife Trust, if there are any roadside badgers that have been hit, in accidents, I think they test as well …
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Climate Change: Nature, biodiversity and local places for nature
… crisis that needs to be treated the same way. These projects, which include £1.5 million for the North Wales Wildlife Trust, are essential in protecting our biodiversity as well as sharing information on how and why we need …