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

THE BANNAU BRYCHEINIOG NATIONAL PARK is also proud to be host to a range of other nationally and internally important designations. These designations recognise the significance of the Park in specific areas, offering us further protection and opportunities to tell the story of the Park.

Blaenavon World Heritage Site

The Blaenavon Industrial Landscape was inscribed as a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) World Heritage site in November 2000. As noted in the designation:

The Blaenavon World Heritage Site and its surrounding area are one of the most significant examples of industrial growth during and after the Industrial Revolution. For this reason, it serves as an exemplar and gateway to the wider Heads of the Valleys area, which collectively fuelled the fires of development for Great Britain and beyond during this era.
UNESCO World Heritage Designation

Today the WHS provides an opportunity to connect our community and visitors with the global legacy of our history. A significant educational resource that provides links between the area, the Anthropocene, and the shift beyond carbon in the future.

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Special Qualities
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