Learning

About our National Park

Amazing wildlife, history and culture share these shores with those who are lucky enough to call this place home (or a home from home)

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About the National Park

The Pembrokeshire Coast is one of the smallest of the UK’s National Parks but don’t let the size fool you, you’re at the gateway to a range of stunning landscapes.

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Conservation

How we care for the Coast

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is working to conserve a fantastic living landscape. Conservation and sustainability are the two things that will hopefully ensure this landscape is here for future generations.

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DISCOVERY DAYS

For schools and educators

Education sessions for schools are available across the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. They are delivered at three distinct National Park Authority-run centres, as well as habitat and landscape studies in stunning locations across the Park.

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Find out what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast special and how we work to make sure it stays special for many years to come.

About the National Park

Explore what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast extraordinary, from facts and figures to subjects such as science, history and geography.

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Black and white photograph from 1950s showing 3 men digging a path on a grassy clifftop
70th anniversary photo competition

With the National Park celebrating its 70th anniversary in 2022, the Authority asked your help to develop an online gallery.

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Aerial Photo of Deer Park, Marloes, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales, UK
A Park for the People

In the evolution of this outstanding landscape, fashioned over millions of years, a period of 70 years barely registers on the timescale…

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Porth Clais harbour during Storm Ophelia in 2017
Sustainability

Find out how the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority tackles the issues of sustainability, climate change and sea level rise.

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Aerial photo of Caerfai Bay near St Davids, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Facts and Figures

Find out some fascinating facts that highlight what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park so special.

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Route sign of Pembrokeshire Coast Path, Solva, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales, UK
Access and Rights of Way

We do our best to ensure that you have access to all the best bits, so around 1,000 km of the network of public rights of way in the National Park is ...

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Carreg Samson Cromlech
Archaeology

The historic environment is part of what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park such a special place.

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Manx Shearwaters off the Pembrokeshire Coast
Wildlife

Explore the amazing wildlife that makes its home on the Pembrokeshire Coast.

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Rockpools at Newgale beach with Rickets Head in the background
Habitats

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has many habitats which support a wide variety of wildlife; both common and rare.

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Castlemartin Range
Geology

When you think about the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park you may conjure up images of beautiful beaches, panoramic views from the Coast Path and qua...

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Colourful sunset over Pentre Ifan Burial chamber, Wales
History

In this section we invite you to travel back in time and explore the rich cultural history of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

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Get Involved

Find out the different ways you can help keep the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park special for future generations.

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