Our Projects
Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum was born from the Sea Empress disaster as the need for an independent body to address issues facing our coast became apparent. Just like the response to that disaster, we work to bring people together – to start conversations and to inspire change, and although we have developed significantly over the years, our mission has not changed; to support sustainable development and to protect our coast and marine environments for current and future generations to enjoy.
Each of our projects have been developed to deliver a collaborative, sustainable approach to coastal issues and opportunities, and our work with a wide range of partners has seen us receive national and international recognition.
The breadth of our projects demonstrate how innovative and adaptive PCF can be in developing and testing new ideas. Our programmes are constantly growing and evolving as we seek new approaches to current and future challenges.
For more information on our projects, click the links below or get in touch.
Latest News
Welcoming the University of Reading to Pembrokeshire
Yesterday we welcomed 35 BSc Environmental Management students from the University of Reading for a morning exploring the opportunities and challenges facing Pembrokeshire’s coast. We started at Hobbs Point, looking out across the Cleddau and using the landscape...
Wildfire narrowly averted near the Preseli Hills
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is reminding people of the serious risk of wildfires following an incident near the Preseli Hills during the current spell of hot, dry weather. On Tuesday afternoon, National Park Authority Rangers were alerted to smoke...
Saundersfoot Community Takes Action on Climate Adaptation
Community event supports coastal resilience planning in Pembrokeshire Residents and key organisations came together at Regency Hall, Saundersfoot on Friday 12 June 2026 for a Climate Adaptation Community Event, organised by Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum (PCF) and...
New Report Explores Social Mobility in Wales’s Marine Conservation Sector
Exploring Marine Energy and Nature: Insights from Our Engagement Events
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...
Educating the next generation
Nutrient management in the Haven Waterway
Developing a new industry in Wales
Protecting wildlife in Pembrokeshire
Sustainable recreation management
