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An autumn scene of a rural road through a woodland; the leaves on the trees, and the fallen leaves on the road, are deep orange.

Autumn 2025

A community engagement toolkit
Correspondence with Rachel Reeves (and others)
A Perfect Storm; our major report for 2024/25
How might NICW evolve?

A footpath runs alongside an estuary. Some blurred figures are walking in the distance. Shrubs and trees are on the inland side of the path.

Summer 2025

What we learned in north Wales
Should the Future Generations Act be changed?
The Crown Estate – our view

A railway crossing across an estuary; beautiful hills in the background

Spring 2025

Is Wales going far enough on energy?
Learning from Fairbourne on climate change
NICW on Net Zero
Inviting Nature into the Commission

Three men in the foreground are walking in a field. The background is a rural landscape with snow on the hills.

Winter 24/25

What we learned from the Bannau Brycheiniog
Reflections on flooding
Video highlights

A hiker wearing an orange jacket and a black rucksack, and a dog wearing a yellow coat, look over a wooden bridge that spans a river and a tumbling waterfall. The river is in a forest; the weather looks autumnal.

Autumn 2024

The launch of our flooding report
Our strategic approach
How do we stack up on our Ways of Working?

Conwy Harbour; a series of boats lined up on the shore of the eustary. The background is Conwy bridge and castle

Summer 2024

Wales in 2100?
Grid in Wales
How Wales is leading the way in implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (video)
What next for Port Talbot?