Youth Rangers

The National Park Youth Ranger scheme was set up in 2013 to provide opportunities for young people aged 16-25 to develop outdoor skills and learn more about the Pembrokeshire Coast and what makes it so amazing whilst making a real difference.

Monthly sessions are held on Saturdays and include exploring new places, practical tasks, social time and usually food cooked on a campfire. Sometimes there are overnight trips and visits to other National Parks too!

“We are a practical group who love being outdoors and getting involved!”

Find out what it means to be a Youth Ranger

Go to National Park Next Generation page

Find out more about Youth Committee

Youth Committee

A group of likeminded and passionate young people aged 14-25 from across Pembrokeshire who want to make a difference to their environment, their communities, to amplify youth voices and spread the word.

Find out more about the Youth Committee

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