powys

Plan a visit to this iconic Welsh gem and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Pistyll Rhaeadr, where the harmony of nature unfolds in a breathtaking display.

Fifteen months after the brutal pollution of the River Llynfi in Powys, which wiped out all the wildlife in the river, Natural Resources Wales announce it has insufficient evidence to prosecute. But was this down to the 13-hour delay in responding? Andrew Griffiths reports.

The wild herbs and flowers of this old overgrown quarry attract spring butterfly species in their dozens

The Brinore Tramroad fell out of use more than 150 years ago, yet evidence of the primitive railway still haunts this quiet valley in the heart of the Brecon Beacons

Fusing conservation, community and fun, this house and estate, tucked away in a quiet corner of the Brecon Beacons National Park, is a modern-day Eden

From humble beginnings, it is now a world-leading research and education centre. You can be a part of a more sustainable future at the Centre for Alternative Techonology

The small market town of Builth Wells lies in the heart of mid-Wales in Powys. Packed full of history and traditional Welsh heritage, here we explore the best places to visit.