FSCDale Fort

FSCDale Fort A residential outdoor education centre, as well as offering adventure and holidays too. Based on spectacular cliff-top location.

30/05/2026

We are ready for Pirate day in Dale.

29/05/2026

Ahoy! Join on Black Rock Beach for rockpooling, followed by a crabbing competition on the pontoon. There will be prizes for the largest, smallest, and most crabs caught. Info on how to join these activities will available by the pontoon. See you all there, arrgh!!

18/05/2026

On Saturday, we held a Wildlife Watch activity at Milford Haven. The theme was exploring the rocky shores.

Those who joined thoroughly enjoyed the activity, and they found lots of rocky species, which they learnt about.

Follow us to find out when the next Wildlife Watch activity will be.

Doesn't this just look beautiful? I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder...But seriously look at all these beautifu...
17/05/2026

Doesn't this just look beautiful?

I know beauty is in the eye of the beholder...

But seriously look at all these beautiful red seaweed floating around in the tray!

We have the with us at the moment.

They are learning about collecting and identifying all sorts of seaweeds.

Red seaweed (Rhodophyta) is the oldest known type of marine algae, existing for over 1.6 billion years. With approximately 7,000 species, it represents more than 50% of all described seaweeds


Want to gain experience in research? Conservation? Sharks? Marine biology? applications open this Sunday. Based here at...
05/05/2026

Want to gain experience in research? Conservation? Sharks? Marine biology?

applications open this Sunday.

Based here at Dale Fort.



Spotted sea hare, dahlia anemone, fan worm, and a blue-rayed limpet some of the species seen by John Kyrle High School t...
05/05/2026

Spotted sea hare, dahlia anemone, fan worm, and a blue-rayed limpet some of the species seen by John Kyrle High School today on their rocky shore day.

01/05/2026

Join our friendly hospitality team and help us create a welcoming atmosphere for our guests. Permanent part time seasonal contract – based on average 20 hours per week during the core season only (normally February to October) each year. Salary equates to circa £12.71 pe

Yellow rattle (Rhimanthus minor) is a native, semi-parasitic plant that suppresses dominant grasses and creates spaces f...
30/04/2026

Yellow rattle (Rhimanthus minor) is a native, semi-parasitic plant that suppresses dominant grasses and creates spaces for a wider diversity of wildflowers to establish such as obeyed daisy, knapweed, fetch and potentially orchids.

In 2024, we planted wildflower seeds, including yellow rattle, on our fields at Dale Fort, funded by Green Fund.

Today we went out to take photos of how it has changed and there has been a lot of growth, and a visible increase in biodiversity.

The pictures show:
1. One of many yellow rattle plants in the field in April 2026.
2. The planting site in November 2024.
3. The planting site in April 2025.
4. The planting site in April 2026.
5. The map of the planting site.

Thanks to everyone who has worked or is still working to maintain the meadow. Hopefully it will continue to thrive in the future! 👏 👏 👏

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