Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum is able to identify coastal issues through its involvement with a number of activities. Here are just a few of them.

THE MARINE CODE
Boat operators across the county have been taking part in the trial of a newly devised marine code for Pembrokeshire.
Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum have co-ordinated the scheme, which has been compiled by the boat operators themselves.
All the wildlife trip- and dive charter boat-operators in the county are following a set of guidelines which aim to minimise the disturbance to wildlife on popular marine tourist trails.
There are codes of conduct for seals, dolphins, whales, porpoises and sea birds, zoning maps for the most sensitive sites, and guidance on other marine species such as turtles, basking sharks and sunfish.
This Marine Code will be reviewed over the winter, and formalised for the start of the next season.

PEMBROKESHIRE OUTDOOR CHARTER GROUP
The Outdoor Charter Group brings together a number of organisations to work in partnership and develop outdoor activities in a sustainable manner, ensuring the protection of the natural environment. Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum is providing the main contact for this project at present.

KEEP WALES TIDY CAMPAIGN
As a member of the steering group Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum actively support the work of the Keep Wales Tidy Campaign. There are two specific projects which relate to Forum work.

The Coast Care Project: This encourages groups and individuals to get actively involved in coastal management through adopting local beaches and focussing on their ongoing care.

Green Coast: This focuses on the sensitive environmental management of rural beaches with good water quality.

Both projects aid in ensuring the Pembrokeshire Coast is sustainably managed, therefore meeting the aims of Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum.

COASTAL SURGERIES
Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum hold these on a regular basis at different locations around Pembrokeshire. This gives anyone the chance to come and see the team for an informal chat about any coastal issue or concern.