What we do

Imagine a world where everybody cares for and values the environment. That's what CCW works towards achieving here in Wales. At CCW we want to see the land and sea used in a sustainable way for the benefit of both our wildlife and our people.

We aim to influence the development and action of policies and practises that help to:

conserve and protect wildlife habitats and species, landscapes, seascapes and cultural assets
make it easier for people to access the countryside and coast in a responsible way
improve understanding of the wider countryside and coast
provide quality jobs and a viable return to those involved in land and sea use management
maintain and support vibrant rural communities
assist in tackling the problems posed by climate change

CCW advises the National Assembly on many issues to do with the use and management of land and sea and we are represented on a wide range of land and sea management groups.

Resources

General

Statement from members of the Government’s Renewable Energy Deployment Environmental Issues Project Board Download Renewable_Energy_Deployment090702-ECPB- statement.pdf (19 KB)
CCW is a member of the Renewable Energy Deployment: Environmental Issues Project Board, set up by the UK Government to help the country towards meeting renewable energy targets set out by the EU Renewable Energy Directive. This joint statement has been issued by the group following the publication of The UK Renewable Energy Strategy 2009, and sets out how it intends to improve understanding of the impacts of renewable energy developments and ensure timely and consistent consenting decisions.

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