Wales

Eleven projects have received up to £250,000 Nature Networks Fund grants to protect, preserve and promote natural heritage across the nation.

The third phase of our Heritage Innovation Fund is supporting projects across the UK to roll out creative new ways of working.

Two new rounds of grants are helping projects across Wales to create, restore or enhance woodlands and engage local communities in nature.

Events to highlight our support for places of worship took place last week to encourage organisations to apply for funding.

We’re looking to support projects that will restore and improve protected land and seascapes across Wales through the Nature Networks Fund.

Help us celebrate the innovative ways projects have acknowledged their funding and win the chance to have a social media film made about your project.

National Lottery Open Week is back, taking place from Saturday 9 to Sunday 17 March.

We’ve changed our application guidance and forms to reflect our new strategy, simplified our materials and made our requirements more proportionate to the amount of money you’re applying for.

From urban walking routes and dramatic wild landscapes to Regency gardens, we’re funding projects that will connect communities with their natural heritage.

From restoring Anglesey woodlands to creating a 50-hectare mosaic of forestry in Powys, 10 more projects have received funding from The Woodland Investment Grant (TWIG).

We’re forging long-term partnerships with towns and cities across the UK as part of a 10-year journey to help places thrive by unlocking the potential of their heritage.

From the only thatched ice house of its kind to the oldest picture house in Northern Ireland, we have awarded 12 heritage buildings life-saving support.