Natural Resources Wales

People living near a Welsh forest react to scenes of rubbish and litter left by a surge in tourism.

The charity operating the canal says it can't continue to shoulder the up to £100,000 a week costs.

Catering and retail facilities are axed at three visitor sites as part of restructure to save £12m.

Seven of Wales' nine most protected river networks are now failing to meet phosphate level targets.

Natural Resources Wales says it is tackling a cash shortfall and focusing on work making most impact.

People are being urged not to approach the "unpredictable" animal and report any sightings.

About 80 people gather at the Hafod tip in Wrexham county calling for it to be closed.

Residents living near the Hafod tip say the odours coming from the site smell like rotten eggs.