Statement on Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC)
In Torfaen there are 4 sites of special scientific interest, 200 sites of importance for nature conservation and 7 local nature reserves
Common land is land, usually in private ownership, that has rights of common over it
Find out what the Local Access Forum do and how you can become a member
If you are enthusiastic about our landscape and its wildlife and enjoy practical activities while being outdoors you might be interested in volunteering
Responsibility for managing the countryside lies with a range of organisations including farmers/landowners, the Council and other public bodies
Giant hogweed is an invasive plant which can cause effects ranging from a mild rash, blistering and scarring if it comes into contact with skin. In Torfaen, giant hogweed is extremely rare.
Torfaen Council has designated seven sites in the borough as Local Nature Reserves
A series of wildflower areas along the main road corridors and areas of meadowland have been created in Torfaen
A network of over 80 sites across Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent managed as places for local wildlife and communities to thrive
Torfaen Council Access manages 230 miles of public footpaths, bridleways and restricted byways