This local biodiversity action plan has been prepared by a steering group that includes the Brecknock Wildlife Trust, Countryside Council for Wales, Environment Agency, Forestry Commission, Welsh Water, The Glanusk Estate, the Farmers' Union of Wales, the unitary authorities that form part of the National Park and the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority itself. The consultation draft includes an introduction to biodiversity in the UK and locally, an explanation of how habitats and species have been evaluated and a series of action plans. The National Park Management Plan is the National Park Authority's leading document, which it is required to prepare under the 1995 Environment Act. It sets out a vision for the whole Park over the coming years, which has been endorsed by a wide range of consultees.
Details are here .