The Welsh Government are consulting on a series of proposed changes to the existing regulatory framework surrounding the sustainable management of Wales’ natural Resources. What is this consultation about? A wide range of issues are being address in the consultation, ranging from drainage to tree preservation, it’s a big document but the key chapters of … Read more

Please be aware for the following report from a canoe hire provider on situation they had to deal with on the Wye between The Boat Inn and Bredwardine:   A customer hit the tree in the middle of the river and pinned the boat to it. We managed to rescue the customer first and send … Read more

Dave Ludlam, the ex Head of Storey Arms Outdoor Centre has decided not to waste his retirement with slippers, cocoa and day-time TV and has set himself a challenge to circumnavigate Wales by sea, canal and river in his amazing Hobie Mirage Tandem boat all to raise much needed funds for the “Friends of Storey … Read more

Fostering a connection to the Environment Cynhadledd Sefydliad Dysgu yn yr Awyr Agored (Cymru) Institute for Outdoor Learning (Wales) Conference Siaradwr / Speaker: Iolo Williams (naturalist, TV presenter, conservationist and writer) Dyddiad / Date: October 7th 2017   Lleoliad / Venue: Bangor University School of Education, Bangor   SDAA Cymru / IOl Wales would like … Read more

There is a new contact for booking the Pontneddfechan village hall at Dinas: Mrs Sian Williams: 07975 684892 sianwills1@hotmail.co.uk

The National Park Authority will be conducting their bi-annual cliff face inspection of the cliff face above the main entrance to Porth Yr Ogof on Monday 12th June 2017.  This will involve the surveyors accessing the cliff face via rope access, inspecting the cliff face and removing small loose fragments of rock. They request that for this … Read more

Divers were in the top pools on May 21st and have been kind enough to pass on the following information about the depth and profiles: Both waterfalls, upper and lower are currently very similar. Where the water falls down the average depth is 2.0m with the deepest point around 2.3m. The floor is fairly flat … Read more

I wanted to inform you about changes with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park car parking policy with regards to the use of trailers. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has informed me that due to the review and update to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authorities(PCNPA) car parking sites policy that was agreed in November 2016 … Read more

Please be aware that there will be a water release from the Ystradfellte reservoir on Thursday 25th May.  Although not a large release, it may have an impact on water levels at both Porth yr Ogof and in the Mellte Gorge.  The are no plans to close the cave, but users should be aware of this … Read more

Please be aware of a significant rock movement at the entrance to Porth yr Ogof. The escape route on river right by the main entrance, at the gap you climb through there is a tree growing on the rock to the left. The block under this tree has moved around 3cm in the last 8 … Read more