Caroline Evans

Scientists say air temperatures could be reduced by 5C by planting more trees.

It is hoped edible glitter could help conservationists to track the shy species in the wild.

Experts believe slag heaps are a largely untapped resource in preserving Wales' rarest plant species.

Pride events in rural areas can allow LGBTQ+ people finally to be themselves, say organisers.

Boxing up hair and growing your own apples can all make a difference, say climate change warriors.

Lucy George has turned her fruit farm into Wales' only commercial tea estate.

Volunteers clear bracken to on hillside as part of a project to plant one million trees.

Scientists are tracing infections by analysing sewage samples from water treatment works.

A food shortage after the Covid-19 crisis should see local produce prioritised, an academic says.

Reverend Heather Shotton was licensed during a virtual service during the coronavirus outbreak.

Residents have taken 200 shoots from the European black poplar destroyed during Storm Dennis.

Growers want to learn about bygone methods and may need help to build a de-hulling machine.

Teachers currently have to drive to another school to email reports - but not for too much longer.

Wales' second biggest university says it has listened to staff and is making 82 fewer job losses than first announced.

Schools could be helped to spot more signs of young children suffering difficulties in their lives.

Bad behaviour in schools could be transformed if pupils' rights are made an important part of learning, the children's commissioner says.

The family of a teenager who died after using a tampon for the first time call for the effects of toxic shock syndrome to be taught in all schools.