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Natural Resources in Wales - the future: 24th April 2013, St David's Hotel, Cardiff Bay


28 February 2013, source Aqua Enviro Technology Transfer

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Natural Resources in Wales - the future: 24th April 2013, St David's Hotel, Cardiff Bay
On 1 April 2013 a new environmental body, Natural Resources Wales, will be formed as a result of a merger of Environment Agency Wales, Countryside Council for Wales and Forestry Commission Wales.

Professor Peter Matthews, who will be the new body's chairman, says:

"Wales is thrusting ahead with some innovative approaches to ecosystems management and this includes new ideas in legislation and the creation of Natural Resources Wales. I am very proud to be part of this process."

This conference is intended to consider how environmental issues should be tackled in future in Wales, and Prof. Matthews will give the keynote speech. He explains that:

"the new Body of Natural Resources Wales will make the ideas of integrated natural resources management work in practice and our intention is to create a greener , wiser , wealthier , healthier Wales."

Subsequent speakers at the conference will give their views on how environmental policies should be developed, and time has been set aside for discussion sessions to enable contributions to be given from the floor.

Follow www.aquaenviro.co.uk to the Aqua Enviro webpage for more information and to book on the event.

www.aquaenviro.co.uk Ph: 01924 257 891 or email: events@aquaenviro.co.uk


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