Wales

This project will improve conditions for internationally important wintering birds and bring local people closer to nature.

A community-led project will investigate a newly discovered prehistoric site near Bryneglwys in Denbighshire, Wales, sharing its stories through excavation, learning and public engagement across the county.

Born in Brynmawr in 1919, rugby league player Roy Francis was the first Black coach in UK sport.

The Urban Long Forest is led by Keep Wales Tidy and focuses on protecting and restoring hedgerows and ancient trees in urban areas under increasing threat.

A new community hub is boosting heritage and employability skills at Neath Port Talbot’s historic tinworks and waterfall.

The iconic piece of 19th-century architecture has been restored and reopened to welcome new generations to one of Ynys Môn’s most distinctive landmarks.

Artefacts from the ill-fated polar exploration vessel will be displayed for the first time at the ship’s birthplace at Pembroke Dock.

Talyllyn is protecting much-loved industrial heritage and strengthening a volunteer movement that pioneered railway preservation.

Mencap is collecting and sharing the stories of the families it’s supported across Wales over its 80-year history.

We’re supporting Museums for Nature, a programme boosting biodiversity, widening access to nature and engaging local communities in nature recovery.

Renovations to the Grade II* listed 17th-century building in Abergavenny will allow it to open to the public for the first time.

Penley’s Polish community are telling the story of life in the North Wales village.