Landscapes, parks and nature

Have you got an idea for a project to help nature and people in Wales thrive? Apply now through two new funds.

We’re helping restore the balance of nature and boost the populations of two native species in North Wales.

Projects preserving curlews, grasslands and blanket bog peat stores are among those receiving grants through our Nature Networks Fund.

Get a grant of up to £40,000 to develop new patches of native woodland through our Coetiroedd Bach / Tiny Forests in Wales programme.

From John O’Groats to Penzance, across Wales and Northern Ireland, we’re supporting the protection and conservation of parks, built heritage, memories and more.

Six projects have been shortlisted for the Museums + Heritage award, which recognises outstanding environmentally sustainable projects or exhibitions.

We are teaming up with the Scottish Government and NatureScot to support communities and boost local economies through responsible investment.

How The Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire is exploring the potential of wetland farming to tackle climate change and ecological crises.

Bats, oysters, bumblebees and other rare species will benefit from the second round of grants from the Nature Networks Fund.

We have awarded £1million to Seagrass Ocean Rescue to restore 10 hectares of seagrass meadows off Pwllheli, Abersoch and Anglesey.

A pioneering scheme revitalising the golden eagle population in Dumfries and Galloway and Scottish Borders has been named Scotland’s National Lottery Project of the Year.

Eleven projects have been awarded a share of £15.6million National Lottery funding to support nature’s recovery – and we want to support more.