Climate Water Nature People Place
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01 Introduction
02 Special Qualities
03 The Management Plan
04 Issues
05 Vision
06 Mission Approach
07 Delivery
08 Monitoring
Action Voices Appendices
01 Introduction
Foreword Julie James MS Foreword Catherine Mealing Jones Executive Summary A National Park
03 The Management Plan
Introducing the Management Plan Understanding the Plan Consultation Road Map A Plan to Inspire Action
04 Issues
The National Park Today State of Natural Beauty State of Nature Understanding & Enjoying the Park Living & Working in the Park
06 Mission Approach
Mission Led Approach Ambition & Mission Reducing Harm Our Contribution
07 Delivery
Partnership Working Sêr Y Bannau: Inspiring action through individual action The Work of the Bannau Brycheiniog Staff Your Team
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01 Introduction
02 Special Qualities
03 The Management Plan
04 Issues
05 Vision
06 Mission Approach
07 Delivery
08 Monitoring
09 Missions
Action Voices Appendices Cymraeg
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01 Introduction
Foreword Julie James MS Foreword Catherine Mealing Jones Executive Summary A National Park
03 The Management Plan
Introducing the Management Plan Understanding the Plan Consultation Road Map A Plan to Inspire Action
04 Issues
The National Park Today State of Natural Beauty State of Nature Understanding & Enjoying the Park Living & Working in the Park
06 Mission Approach
Mission Led Approach Ambition & Mission Reducing Harm Our Contribution
07 Delivery
Partnership Working Sêr Y Bannau: Inspiring action through individual action The Work of the Bannau Brycheiniog Staff Your Team
08 Missions
Climate Water Nature People Place

We want to work with our key partners to develop detailed action plans which can create the detailed route-maps to mission success.

In these co-designed plans, actions toward mission delivery can be proposed, agreed and owned by each and every organisation or public body that has a responsibility to the Park.

To illustrate the sort of action that we anticipate will aid mission delivery we have identified existing projects to act as pointers to spark ideas in the action planning of others and to demonstrate what sort of things make up the building blocks to mission delivery.

These case studies, authored by the project leads, we have called our Sêr y Bannau (Stars of the Beacons). Some of these examples highlight current work of the organisation, others are completely independent and demonstrate the inspiring potential of the action of others.

Black Mountains College
Building a learning community to explore how to adapt to the enormous changes about to unfold due to climate breakdown Creating a future in which nature and human societies thrive through outdoor learning with positive social and ecological outcome
Our Food
Building a new local food economy in Monmouthshire & and the Brecon Beacons that is carbon neutral, secure, inclusive, and more prosperous.
The Penpont Project
The UK’s first intergenerational nature recovery project of its kind, located on the Penpont estate within Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park.
Brecon Beacons Action Curlew Recovery Project. Image of Curlew
Curlew Recovery Lifeline
Working in partnership, at a landscape scale to help recover Curlew populations in Bannau Brycheiniog and prevent their extinction.
Peatland Recovery Project
Restoring damaged peatland which in turn will reduce carbon dioxide loss, improve water quality and movement whilst helping facilitate nature recovery.
Stump Up For Trees
An ambitious, community based charity focused on woodland creation and enhancing biodiversity