Support the Boardwalk

Support the Boardwalk events with Broad Haven school & carry out citizen science projects

Maintaining access to the Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve, “Support The Boardwalk” is a group of enthusiastic volunteers who fundraise, complete repairs, run regular Environmental Ed. A voluntary group conserving The Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve and maintaining visitor access to this natural oasis via the boardwalk.

08/06/2026

We have a TLC/maintenance day planned for Sunday 28th June - meeting at the picnic area at 10.30. Please come along and help rebuild bug hotels and trim back some vegetation. Children welcome(accompanied by parent/guardian)

We still have some books left after our celebration day. Culm to Calm the history and transformation of the Slash pond c...
08/06/2026

We still have some books left after our celebration day. Culm to Calm the history and transformation of the Slash pond community nature reserve. If anyone would like to purchase one for £5 (plus p&p if needed) please comment on this post or email [email protected]. Thank you

08/06/2026

The Slash Pond is an important habitat for eels which in our lifetime have become a critically endangered species. We are working hard to maintain the ecological health of the pond to protect the eels and other native species.

Have you seen the swallows taking a drink from the Slash Pond? Did you know these amazing birds fly thousands of miles f...
21/05/2026

Have you seen the swallows taking a drink from the Slash Pond? Did you know these amazing birds fly thousands of miles from Southern Africa each year to breed in Pembrokeshire? Breathtaking!
A great action shot from Terry Slater

Please share this and help us put an end to this anti-social behaviour on the boardwalk
11/05/2026

Please share this and help us put an end to this anti-social behaviour on the boardwalk

09/05/2026
''...Despite the protection offered by National Park status, it’s vital to remember that the natural world is the most p...
08/05/2026

''...Despite the protection offered by National Park status, it’s vital to remember that the natural world is the most precious thing we have and we are a part of it. When we work together and make positive changes in our own lives, there is no limit as to what we might accomplish.” - David Attenborough

Today we’re wishing a very Happy 100th Birthday to Sir David Attenborough 🎉🌍

For decades, Sir David has inspired generations to appreciate, protect and fight for the natural world. His voice, storytelling and passion for conservation have helped people across the world see the beauty and fragility of our planet in a completely different way.

A few years ago, Sir David shared these words about the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park:

“The rugged Pembrokeshire Coast is a place of extraordinary complexity and wonder. Unforgettably beautiful and teeming with wildlife spectacles, it is every bit as fragile as it is beautiful. Despite the protection offered by National Park status, it’s vital to remember that the natural world is the most precious thing we have and we are a part of it. When we work together and make positive changes in our own lives, there is no limit as to what we might accomplish.”

As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we’d like to thank Sir David for a lifetime dedicated to nature conservation, environmental awareness and inspiring positive change. 🌎

Happy Birthday Sir David, from all of us at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority. 💚

Happy 100th birthday David Attenborough from all of us at The Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve.
08/05/2026

Happy 100th birthday David Attenborough from all of us at The Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve.

Some exciting recent bird observations at The Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve!Tuesday, 9 December 2025From Dan Watso...
10/12/2025

Some exciting recent bird observations at The Slash Pond Community Nature Reserve!

Tuesday, 9 December 2025
From Dan Watson in the Pembrokeshire Bird Blog

7th and 8th Dec: 2 Siberian chiffchaff, 2 + common chiffchaff, 4 Blackcap, 5 Snipe, 1 Water rail.

Plus: Broad Haven beach 7th Dec: up to 14 Mediterranean gull and 2 Purple sandpipers at N end;

AND: Little Haven: 15+ red throated diver, 1 Great Northern diver, 17 Common scoter, 4 Kittiwake, 3 Mediterranean gull and approx 5 or 6 Harbour porpoise (6th Dec only)

Thanks to David Meanwell for flagging!

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