The best way to tackle the long term care of historic buildings is to concentrate on regular preventative maintenance.

What we expect from our projects – advice and ideas on how your project can help tackle the climate and ecological emergencies.

Here you can find the first four of these case studies which build on findings from the rapid evidence review Space to Thrive. They demonstrate the important social value of parks in providing benefits to health and wellbeing, social integration, and connecting people with nature. The final two case

If you are applying for over £250,000 under the National Lottery Grants for Heritage Programme, we will ask you to prepare a management and maintenance plan during your development phase.

This guidance is to help you design and deliver projects involving work or activity linked to habitats, species, landscapes, geology or the ecosystems of which they are part.

Schedule of Decisions made by the Wales Environmental Growth Fund Panel (a subset of Trustees), 2 November 2020.

Schedule of Decisions made by the Wales Environmental Growth Fund Panel (a subset of Trustees), 5 October 2020.

A rapid evidence review of the benefits parks and green spaces have for people and communities.

This research looks at the impact that our investment has had since 1994 on landscapes, nature and the organisations that champion nature.

A review of grantees' engagement with our environmental guidance.