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Youth centre conquers Coast Path challenge to Get the Point Across
Spooky celebrations and otherworldly events at National Park attractions
Enhanced access to outdoor learning across the county
Chariot burial to be showcased at National Park Archaeology Day
Make more Meadows with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust
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| Page | Description | Keywords (ALL) |
|---|---|---|
| Marloes Sands | Marloes Sands is one of the Pembrokeshire Coast’s most popular beaches boasting a combination of golden sands and the opportunity to watch a wonderful array of wildlife, from seals to sea birds. | marloes, sands, beach, skomer, deer, skokholm, |
| Pembrokeshire's Islands | Pembrokeshire's offshore islands are a highlight of any visit to the National Park. Each one has its own special character and unique landscape, where wildlife flourishes and time stands still. | islands, caldey, ramsey, skomer, skokholm, |
| Skokholm | Skokholm means “wooded island” in Norse, but nowadays the only signs of woodland are indicator species like lesser celandine & bluebells. The vegetation is wind-pruned and trimmed by rabbits, but inedible plants like thrift, sea campion and golden rod provide carpets of colour in spring and early summer. | skokholm, |
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