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Here's how many abandoned boats were removed from a Cardigan estuary
Cardigan plans tidal flood wall as NRW warns residents to prepare for flooding
Cardigan Bay marine wildlife centre marks 30 years with £30,000 fundraising appeal
Ysgol Gyfun Emlyn pupils explore green careers in energy cable challenge
TV star Chris Packham asked to correct castle claim after dog-friendly controversy
Call to end use of glyphosate weed killers to help River Teifi
Community can attend free screening of Chris Packham climate film on September 8
Dead fish and discoloured water reported in river as campaigner raises alarm
Ceredigion waste site stops accepting fridges and freezers over recycling issues
Former farm becomes thriving nature reserve
Hard work and dedication pays off for volunteers in Aberporth
New film capturing Ceredigion's coastal connections premieres
Record numbers of orchids bloom at Ceredigion nature reserve
Cardigan theatre hosts event on climate and nature emergency
New funding opportunities for renewable energy sector in Wales
Campaigners to unite to save rivers in Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire
Climate action film to screen in West Wales town followed by discussion
Council denies use of 'filthy toxic chemical' after video shows wildflowers destroyed
Major wind farm proposed in Wales could power 146,000 homes
Wind turbines for English energy should be put there, not in Wales
Food could soon be wrapped in seaweed instead of plastic
Concert to highlight environmental awareness and raise funds for cause
Champion of legal rights for nature set to speak in Cardigan
Effort to revive one of Wales's most important rivers given the go-ahead
'Pioneering' solar farm powered by 900kW wind turbine up and running
Farm company must pay £21k for damaging rare plants at protected wildlife site
Cardigan venue hosts arts conference to inspire climate action
Concerns over pollution and 'disgusting' smells allayed after sewage pump fails
Dogs banned from several beaches across Ceredigion as yearly restrictions begin
Senedd candidates and public discuss climate and nature at Cardigan event
Traditional woodland workshops to be held at Denmark Farm
Delight as recycling rates in Ceredigion increased in 2025
Senedd candidates to set out environmental policies
The stunning waterfall beach with a Blue Flag status that is our beach of the week
Citizens play important role in protecting rivers and coast
Dangerous yacht wreckage cleared from popular swimming spot
Secluded cove chosen as one of Wales' best for sea, sand and dolphins
Trees planted at popular Pembrokeshire community orchard
Chance to learn coppicing skills at a Pembrokeshire woods
Boost for renewable energy as Cwm Tarian is to have solar array
Scheme's funding to bring cleaner, greener wind energy to Welsh community
Residents and experts come together to protect marine environment with new project
Call to support local green energy to be heard
World's most endangered sea turtle washes up on local beach
Fresh funding boost for vital Cardigan water network upgrade
Hopes of government funding for coastal defence scheme already £4m over budget
Museum selected to take part in environmental project
New energy project 'puts power back in the hands of locals
Ceredigion coastal defence scheme goes £4m over budget
Fears grow over future of house at historic Cardigan hospital site
New drainage plans to protect town and rivers from flooding
Couple's frustration as raw sewage spills into garden
The stunning Blue Flag beach that is a favourite with nature lovers
Council given more time to decide what to do with coastal defence compound