Celebrating 70 years of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park...1952-2022 To mark this momentous milestone, Welsh icon Cerys Matthews shares her thoughts on what makes our treasured landscape such a special place to so many. #RandomActsOfWelshness #TreadLightly | Pembrokeshire Coast

Tomos from Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority explains the fascinating past and uncertain future of St Brides lime kiln, here is the third video in the series. Young people from some of Pembrokeshire’s most deprived communities have been exploring the risks posed by climate change to our coastal heritage as part of a partnership project between the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (PCNPA) and MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology). Participants worked bilingually in Welsh and En

Two men hiking on a trail through Skomer Island meadows, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales

Coastal Habitats - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

It’s been a year like no other, where we’ve needed nature like never before. But let’s tread lightly as we explore our National Park’s Wonder Filled Coast again. #TreadLightly Mae wedi bod yn flwyddyn fel dim arall, lle mae angen natur mwy nag erioed. Ond gadewch i ni droedio’n ysgafn wrth i ni archwilio Arfordir Llawn rhyfeddod ein Parc Cenedlaethol eto. #TroedionYsgafn | Pembrokeshire Coast

The launch of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust took place recently at Strumble Head lighthouse. The Trust was set up to promote the conservation of Pembrok | Pembrokeshire Coast

Running out of time: River Cleddau, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park | Wales Environment Link