Posts Tagged: Future Generations Bill

Snuggling up with my children to read their bedtime story is a precious moment for me. It’s a magical time watching them drift off to sleep. But imagine if that bedtime story took them to a future where people and wildlife thrive. That future is one where a small country like Wales made a very […]

Dwi’n hoffi lluniau erioed. Mae fy niddordeb yn mynd yn ôl i fy nyddiau’n astudio lefel A celf yn Llanfair Caereinion, ac ar ôl gadael yr ysgol wnes i barhau i astudio ffotograffiaeth. Er i mi fynd i’r brifysgol yn Sir Gaerhirfryn, roedd fy mhrosiect cyntaf wedi’i seilio ar Ganolbarth Cymru. Roedd yn ymwneud â’r […]

Did you turn off your lights for WWF’s Earth Hour last month? If you did, you were in good company. I lead our Welsh team and it was great to see the event gain such support here, across the UK and around the world. We estimate around half a million people in Wales and many […]

We want Wales to be a truly sustainable country – a ‘One Planet nation’ that uses its fair share of the earth’s resources so that we help tackle big problems facing people and nature such as climate change and the threats to our forests and oceans. So in the run-up to WWF’s Earth Hour, we […]

I’m sure you’ve heard of WWF’s Earth Hour by now. It’s a global celebration of our brilliant planet – and every year millions of people around the world switch off their lights to show their support for a brighter future. In Wales, as in other countries, famous buildings go dark – from Sydney Harbour Bridge […]

Rwy’n siŵr eich bod wedi clywed am Awr Ddaear WWF erbyn hyn. Dathliad byd-eang o’n planed wych ydy hi – a bob blwyddyn mae miliynau o bobl ar draws y byd yn diffodd eu goleuadau er mwyn dangos eu cefnogaeth am ddyfodol disglair i’r byd. Yng Nghymru, megis mewn gwledydd eraill, mae adeiladau enwog yn […]

As Mondays go, I’ve had one of my most inspiring! I’ve been in the company of the Eco School Council at Llangewydd Junior School in Bridgend who have been sharing their wishes for the planet’s future with the Welsh Government minister Jeff Cuthbert. Since I left the school on Friday, each pupil (that’s 400 in […]