By Lottie Lawrence, Project Coordinator Our Marine Energy Engagement Plan (MEEP) work has continued with communities, stakeholders and sector partners across Wales to explore marine renewable energy developments in Pembrokeshire and wider Wales. Our 2025/26 project...
Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum (PCF) has recently been meeting with Saundersfoot fishermen, Pembrokeshire County Council, Welsh Government, Public Health Wales, local councillors and Natural Resources Wales (NRW) to better understand how climate change is already...
Climate Adaptation Toolkit for Coastal Communities’ joins global movement for ocean sustainability Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum (PCF) is proud to announce that its Climate Adaptation Toolkit for Coastal Communities has been officially endorsed as a United Nations Ocean...
The Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) has brought together coastal communities to share their experiences and reflections in Coastal Voices — a film exploring our connection to the sea and how that connection is changing. Among the contributors is...
By Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum Climate change adaptation is often discussed in the context of infrastructure, planning, and policy frameworks. Yet for place-based approaches to truly succeed, they need to include the voices of everyone in the community – not least the...
Written by Tom Luddington – Coastal Stakeholder Manager – Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum Having lived and worked on the coast in Pembrokeshire for 30+ years, the impacts of climate change are more than just headlines to me, they’re tides creeping higher, storms...
