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Trefrane Cliff Colliery, Pembrokeshire, following wildfire in August 2022.

Are you involved in Historic Environment and Climate Change related work in Wales?

Take part in our Historic Environment and Climate Change Adaptation Activity Survey for 2022.

  • We are keen to hear examples of relevant activity that you are involved in or know about.
  • We are also keen to hear from you if you do not have relevant activities to report, is there a reason for this?
  • This is a valuable opportunity to contribute to the future management of our historic environment.
  • The consultation will close at 14:00 on 10 February 2023.
Trefrane Cliff Colliery, Pembrokeshire, following wildfire in August 2022. The fire exposed archaeological features around the Grade II listed brick chimney. The site was recorded by RCAHMW through aerial photography and UAV survey.
Trefrane Cliff Colliery, Pembrokeshire, following wildfire in August 2022. The fire exposed archaeological features around the Grade II listed brick chimney. The site was recorded by RCAHMW through aerial photography and UAV survey (© Crown copyright. RCAHMW).

Background

In February 2020 the Historic Environment Group (HEG) published the Historic Environment and Climate Change in Wales Sector Adaptation Plan (SAP available here) to help raise awareness of the risks and opportunities of climate change for the historic environment of Wales and the need for adaptation. In Section 6 of the SAP there are a series of headline actions with intended outputs and outcomes for the historic environment. 

We are now at the Year 3 ‘interim report of activity’ stage of the 5-year SAP Monitoring and Evaluation Framework cycle (available here). The HEG Climate Change Subgroup have therefore launched their consultation to gather evidence of adaptation activity relevant to the historic environment in Wales, undertaken during 2022. This will help usto evaluate progress against the published actions and to identify gaps and priority areas that require further attention.

Thank you, on behalf of the HEG Climate Change Subgroup.

24/01/2023

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