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A new law designed to reverse the loss of wildlife and better protect nature in Wales has been passed in the Senedd.

It will lead to legally-binding targets on boosting biodiversity, similar to those already in place for tackling climate change.

A new organisation is to be created too to hold the Welsh government and public bodies to account on their efforts to protect the environment.

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this post was submitted on 26 Feb 2026

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