Wales

This project is safeguarding the nation’s rich heritage of Nonconformist chapels and their associated archives, objects, stories and traditions.

Friends of the River Wye are researching the decline of an iconic plant species in Wales to help plan for future nature recovery.

This project is creating a bilingual archive celebrating more than 70 years of Welsh weightlifting heritage.

This project will restore and reconnect habitats across one of Europe's most important sand dune systems, securing the reserve's future as a wildlife-rich landscape.

This project, run by Age Cymru Dyfed, is sharing stories of time in the National Service from men across mid and west Wales.

An abandoned synagogue in Merthyr Tydfil will open its doors for the first time in two decades as a new hub for Welsh Jewish heritage.

Led by the National Botanic Gardens of Wales, this project will strengthen conservation of threatened plants and restore vital habitats.

This project will drive a co-ordinated approach to tackling the introduction and spread of marine invasive non-native species.

A volunteer-run mining museum in the Afan Valley is building skills, confidence and capacity to secure its future and support its community.

This project will strengthen nature networks and safeguard biodiversity along the River Ithon and the River Marteg in Wales.

This project is helping revive bumblebee species along the Carmarthenshire coast and empowering local people to get involved in conservation.

Fieldwork Studios and Slade Farm Organics are restoring farmland habitats to improve biodiversity, boost landscape-scale resilience and connect people with Wales' agricultural heritage.