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| Bob, our Trident Trek hero asks for your help.... |
"Did you know that as well as saving special coastal places through ownership, our Coastline Campaign also helps us look after the coast, doing important work such as…
…all so that you and your family can get more from your visit to the coast.
- protecting places of priceless historic or archaeological interest
- restoring valuable wildlife habitats
- mending eroded paths
"Did you know that it takes an average of £3,000 a year to look after one mile of the Welsh coast?
"That’s what it takes for our rangers to look after footpaths, wildlife habitats, heritage features and
provide a great welcome.
"You can help our coastal conservation work by making a donation now. Please visit our JustGiving site and give what you can.
"This is what we are fundraising for through the Trident Trek:
£100 to restore five metres of traditional Pembrokeshire flower-rich bank, or produce 100 education packs for local school children.
£25 to enable us to create a metre of wildlife trail around the flower-rich dunes and meadows at Freshwater West, Pembrokeshire.
£50 to cover the cost of establishing an apple tree in the community heritage garden at the traditional crog loft cottage at Fron Deg, Llyn
£2,000 to pay for a bird hide at Cwm Ivy, Gower and £100 to pay for a wildlife-spotting sheet for visitors to use to identify what they see from the hide.
"I asked three of our Rangers to share examples of improvements being made THIS year, thanks to donations into our Coastline Campaign."
I have been told by the National Trust that they own Porth Dafarch beach in Anglesey. On the wall at the back of this beach there are several slate memorial plaques in memory of people who have died. My late husband & I had a caravan on the site at Porth Dafarch South for many years & love this area, so I would love to put a plaque on this wall in his memory. Can you help by letting me know how to do this. Do you have certain protocol, or can we go ahead & arrange something ourselves.
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