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The publication hub of the ONS website serves as a gateway to national statistics and information on different themes. The Agriculture and Environment theme brings together information and statistics from across the UK about the agriculture, natural environment, fishing, food and forestry sectors.

The Environmental Impact Assessment (Agriculture) (Wales) Regulations 2017 are the only regulation controlling the loss of undesignated semi-natural habitats to agricultural improvement in Wales. The purpose of the Regulation is to allow agricultural projects that do not significantly affect the environment, whilst providing protection for land with significant environmental, historic or cultural

What is the online viewer for?

The online viewer is used to inform the public of permissive linear routes and area access which have been made available through Glastir.

Glastir Permissive Access awareness:

Glastir Contracts deliver environmental improvements for a range of objectives including the provision of new linear and area access.

Glastir Permissive Access routes are advertised on the Lle

Site sponsored by the Welsh Government; provides information relating to the Glastir Agri-environment scheme.

What is the online viewer for?

The online viewer is used to inform the public and all relevant environmental organisations and will provide general information regarding Glastir contracts.

Locations of Glastir Land Extent under contract:

For information regarding land that has been entered into Glastir, please use the link to the Lle website provided below. This link will enable you to identify

The Glastir Monitoring and Evaluation Programme (GMEP) has been commissioned by the Welsh Government to assess the performance of Glastir. GMEP was launched at the same time as the Glastir scheme. This provides fast policy feedback allowing for the scheme to be modified to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Click the links below to find out more about the work GMEP is undertaking within the

Agricultural Land Classification Surveys:

Surveys include those completed by the Welsh Government, the Welsh Office Agricultural Department, ADAS Statutory and commercial organisations. Commercial surveys have only been included when validated by the Welsh Government.

All surveys have been completed in accordance with the Revised Guidelines & Criteria for Grading the Quality of Agricultural

Post 1988 Agricultural Land Classification (Wales) Surveys - Boundary

The Predictive ALC map for Wales is based on the principles of the Agricultural Land Classification System of England & Wales, the Revised Guidelines & Criteria for Grading the Quality of Agricultural Land (MAFF 1988).

Further information on Agricultural Land Classification can be found here.

NEW CONTENT:

Version 2 of the Predictive Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) Map

The Predictive ALC map for Wales is based on the principles of the Agricultural Land Classification System of England & Wales, the Revised Guidelines & Criteria for Grading the Quality of Agricultural Land (MAFF 1988).

Version 2 of the Predictive Agricultural Land Classification (ALC) Map represents the first significant update since its launch in 2017. The developments are focused

The England and Wales Raptor Persecution Priority Delivery Group (Raptor PPDG) are actively working together to reduce the illegal persecution of raptors (including owls) and agree that a useful way of presenting information is through the production of maps indicating the location of confirmed incidents.  Illegal pesticide poisoning data is based on chemical analysis and interpretation of

Unified Peat Map of Wales is based on a combination of the following layers:

          BGS surface peat

          Forestry Commission survey peats

          Lowland peat survey (NRW)

          Phase 1 habitat

The Welsh Government established the TB eradication programme to carry out it’s long-term goal of eradicating bovine TB in Wales.

From 1^st October 2017, TB Areas were established as an indication of the relative disease status across holdings in a defined area in Wales. The Low, Intermediate & High areas are an amalgamation of spatial units, made up of parishes