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| Page | Description | Keywords (ALL) |
|---|---|---|
| Conservation and protection in the National Park | Introduction to Conservation and Protection in the National Park | conservation, protection, habitat, warden, ranger, monitoring, ecology, biodiversity, |
| Data Protection and Freedom of Information | Information held by the Authority will normally be available for public inspection... | data, protection, freedom, information, |
| Habitats of the National Park | The places where animals and plants live are called habitats. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has many habitats which support a wide variety of wildlife; both common and rare. These include beaches, seashore and coastal slopes, heathland and mountain, moor and woodland. | habitat, adaptation, niche, estuary, inland, protection, management, |
| Inland habitats in the National Park | As the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is surrounded by the sea on three sides, its climate, even in the more inland areas, has a strong maritime influence. Inland environments are kept warmer in winter (and cooler in Summer) by the North Atlantic Drift (a warm sea current) and kept moist by the prevailing south-westerly winds off the North Atlantic Ocean. | inland, habitats, protection, biodiversity, maritme, influence, climate, marginal, land, |
| Trees, Hedges and Planning | Trees are an integral feature of the landscape of the National Park and require particular attention when considering a planning application, as well as general tree and hedge management. An application for a development with a design that integrates existing trees and hedges will be viewed more favourably than one that does not consider existing trees and hedges at all. | trees, protection, preservation, orders, hedges, treeworks, grass, apple, orchard, |
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