
National Infrastructure Commission for Wales (NICW) launches climate research project
National Infrastructure Commission for Wales (NICW) launches research project into climate change and engagement with the public.

National Infrastructure Commission for Wales (NICW) launches research project into climate change and engagement with the public.

As Head of Sustainability at Orangebox, Gareth shares why Nature Wise is so important to individuals and businesses alike.

At the recent People, Planet, Pint networking event in Cardiff, attendees were asked to get involved in Great Big Green Week. Cynnal Cymru Training Officer, Sylvia, joined forces with organisers, Anthony Green (Motion Manor) and Dan Ward (Solving Sapien) to ask ‘What inspires you to take action on the climate and nature crisis?’

Grasshopper Communications Associate Director, Julie Longton, shares their motivations for undergoing Nature Wise training and how it relates to the communications sector.

On 24 May, Sylvia Davies and Jason Shilcock attended a breath-taking immersive experience at CULTVR Lab in Cardiff.

The Group is looking for the most imaginative solutions to inform 10-year deliverable plans from 2025 to 2035.

Design and delivery of a presentation to the CEOs of a mental health federation of charities in Wales known as Local Minds

Cynnal Cymru partners with Compare Your Footprint to support enhanced analysis of our client’s carbon accounting.

COP15 is a landmark international agreement which outlines a framework on how we can all work together to halt and reverse the loss of nature by 2030.

Calling for Welsh and UK governments to free us from expensive fossil fuels, and invest in clean, green, low-cost renewables.
