Local Nature Partnerships (LNPs)
Local Nature Partnerships in Wales are partnerships of organisations and individuals working together to transform nature for the people of Wales.
The LNP Cymru website highlights the multitude of projects undertaken by Local Nature Partnerships in Wales, along with an interactive map that details the different areas where the work is taking place. You can view an introduction to Local Nature Partnerships in this short video.
Local Nature Partnership Contacts
Find the your local nature partnership contact details and more information in your area
Making Space for Nature
Our wildlife is under threat from loss of habitat and human induced changes to our climate.
Events in Your area
As well as educating, nature-themed events bring people together, provide inspiration and contact with the outdoors and above all are fun!
Local Nature Reserves
Local Nature Reserves (LNRs) are established and managed by local authorities, following consultation with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) under the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949.
LNRs have an important role to play in encouraging community involvement with nature and in conserving locally important natural areas valued by local people.
You can view the location and name of Local Nature Reserves on DataMapWales