Partnership Plan 2025-2029

Many organisations and individuals contribute to the National Park purposes of conservation, enjoyment and understanding.

The National Park Partnership Plan (previously called a National Park Management Plan) is a way of coordinating that effort. It’s a plan for the National Park area, not just for the Authority.

In 2024, the National Park Authority sought people’s views on what they consider to be the special qualities of the National Park, the opportunities and challenges facing the special qualities, and solutions.

Those views have been used to prepare a draft Partnership Plan, on which your views are welcomed.

The draft has benefited from various impact assessments which are available for comment.

The final date for submissions is 5pm on Monday 30th September 2024.

Consultation documents:

1 Consultation draft National Park Partnership Plan 2025-2029

2 Easy Read version of the Partnership Plan and Easy Read response form

3 Response form (online)

Assessments:

Draft Sustainability Appraisal (incorporating Strategic Environmental Assessment):

4a Draft Initial Sustainability Appraisal Report Executive Summary

4b Draft Initial Sustainability Appraisal Report

4c Appendix A – Review of Relevant Plans, Policies and Programmes

4d Appendix B – Baseline Information

4e Appendix C – Detailed Policy Assessments

5 Draft Habitats Regulation Assessment

6 Draft Equality Impact Assessment

7 Draft Welsh Language Impact Assessment

8 Draft Well-being of Future Generations Assessment

9 Summary of the Equality, Welsh Language and Well-being of Future Generations impact assessments

Supporting information

10 Interactive maps

11 Report of consultation on the Special Qualities survey

12 Draft Scoping Report (This document should be read in conjunction with the Report of Consultation on the Scoping Report.)

13 Report of Consultation on the Scoping Report

Following the consultation, a report will be prepared to explain how comments have been taken into account, and a revised Partnership Plan will be prepared for adoption by the National Park Authority.

Privacy statement

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority will be data controller for any personal data you provide as part of your response to the consultation.
Personal data provided as part of this consultation is based on consent and is limited to providing an e-mail address if you wish to receive a copy of the consultation report.
If any person is identifiable from data revealed as part of a question this data will be anonymised.
No data that could identify an individual will be published.
Where an organisation has provided a response the organisation name will only be published against their response if consent for us to do so has been provided as part of this survey.
Our overarching privacy notice has more information about your rights in relation to your personal data, how to complain and how to contact the Data Protection officer.
Your personal data is processed on behalf of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority by Microsoft Forms, with respect that they are our current survey collection software provider only.
Data will not be shared with any other party.