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MailOnline Travel has fished around and reeled in breathtaking photographs of the world s most eye-catching natural coastal sights - gravity-defying sea stacks, Instagram-baiting arches and other-worldly caves.
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Those over 16 can get involved with the organisation’s youth rangers. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority’s youth committee has been holding its meetings online during lockdown. The park is looking for volunteers aged between 16 and 25 years (rangers) and 14 to 25 years (committee) to help with duties including taking practical steps in helping the National Park, tackling problems young people face living and working near the National Park, and have a say on decisions. To apply for youth rangers or youth committee (or both!) book a place on the taster day, or to discuss further, contact tomm@pembrokeshirecoast.org.uk.
Children and parent holding young tree in hands for planting in black soil together as save world concept Organisations interested in improving conservation or climate change in Pembrokeshire, are welcomed to apply for mini-grants of up to £500. The Force For Nature grants set up by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust, will support projects delivered by non-profit organisations. These organisations may include charities, constituted voluntary groups, community councils, schools and sports clubs or associations. Jessica Morgan, Funding and Grants Officer at the Trust said: “Examples of projects the fund could support include wildflower meadow creation on small areas of common or public land; the purchase of school equipment, such as magnifying glasses, or bird house kits; tree saplings for a community orchard; and litter picking or beach clean equipment – as well as actions in line with our current campaigns.”