CYMRAEG search COVID-19 (Coronavirus) For details on service changes visit our Coronavirus information and advice page. SUSTAINABILITY Home / About the National Park / Sustainability SHARE THIS Find out how the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority tackles the issues of sustainability, climate change and sea level rise. When the National Park was designated in 1952, thoughts of climate change, sea level rise and issues surrounding dwindling resources were very far from the minds of most of the population. However, these issues have grown in magnitude on a global and local level. The National Park Authority recognises that it is everyone’s collective responsibility to reverse the negative effects of human consumption. So the Authority is working hard to address these concerns on a local level to ensure that the beautiful, but vulnerable, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a sustainable National Park that will be enjoyed for many years to come by future generations. Whether you’re a teacher, student, or just simply curious, there should be something here for you, including: An exploration and explanation of the issues surrounding climate change and sea level rise An exploration of how the National Park Authority is working to manage resources and save energy. MORE ON SUSTAINABILITY SEA LEVEL RISE According to the UK Government's UK Climate Change Risk Assessment 2017, sea levels in the UK are rising by approximately 3mm a year. READ MORE ON SEA LEVEL RISE MANAGING RESOURCES We are always trying to find different ways of working so that we use less resources. The world's resources are not limitless, and if we do not think ... READ MORE ON MANAGING RESOURCES CLIMATE CHANGE Climate change is often in the news today and it is thought by most scientists that humans are responsible for it. READ MORE ON CLIMATE CHANGE ABOUT THE NATIONAL PARK FACTS AND FIGURES Find out some fascinating facts that highlight what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park so special. READ MORE ON FACTS AND FIGURES 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 ... READ MORE ON ACCESS AND RIGHTS OF WAY ARCHAEOLOGY The historic environment is part of what makes the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park such a special place. People have lived and worked in the park fo... READ MORE ON ARCHAEOLOGY WILDLIFE Explore the amazing wildlife that makes its home on the Pembrokeshire Coast. READ MORE ON WILDLIFE HABITATS The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has many habitats which support a wide variety of wildlife; both common and rare. READ MORE ON HABITATS 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... READ MORE ON GEOLOGY HISTORY In this section we invite you to travel back in time and explore the rich cultural history of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. READ MORE ON HISTORY CULTURE AND HERITAGE Pembrokeshire has a rich and diverse culture which has been shaped down the centuries by waves of invaders and settlers. READ MORE ON CULTURE AND HERITAGE GEOGRAPHY Explore the stunning geography of the Pembrokeshire Coast, which after all is the reason for Pembrokeshire being designated as a National Park. READ MORE ON GEOGRAPHY GET IN TOUCH Contact us and register your details to get the latest updates on what's happening in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. CONTACT US National Park Office Llanion Park Pembroke Dock Pembrokeshire, SA72 6DY Tel: 01646 624800 Email: info@pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk VISITING Plan your visit Access for All Carew Castle and Tidal Mill Castell Henllys Iron Age Village Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre QUICK LINKS About the National Park Authority About the National Park Planning Contact Us News Jobs Accessibility Statement Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Cookie Policy Sitemap © 2021 Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However you may visit Cookie Settings to provide a controlled consent. Cookie settingsACCEPT