Maeve Moran interviews individuals from Mid Wales – Wales’ most sparsely populated region – who have worked to connect people with nature and their wider community.
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Welsh Culture is in danger of being ‘overlooked or dismissed’
In a challenging context for the arts, Yvette Vaughan Jones, chair of the Welsh National Opera, stresses their importance to Wales’ culture and history.
Forced Marriage and so-called Honour-Based Violence
Too often, women who are most likely to be subjected to violence and forced marriage are excluded from research on the topic: this needs to change.
Improving the Sustainable Farming Scheme for people, nature, and climate
Surveying the crisis affecting the farming sector, Alex Phillips outlines the conditions required to secure a more hopeful future.