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Nesting Bird Restrictions Lifted a Pembroke

Climbing news | | July 28, 2011 8:11 pm

The climbing restrictions in place to protect nesting birds along the Pembrokeshire coast will be lifted a few days early this year, allowing climbing from Saturday July 30th.

As all the birds on the usually restricted climbing venues along the Pembrokeshire coast seem to have completed their nesting rituals early this year, the National Park have confirmed that climbing will be allowed from Saturday July 30th on all the usually restricted cliffs along the south Pembrokeshire Coast.

via BMC – Access & Conservation.

Great news for those of you planning to climb at Pembroke. Enjoy!

Check out the story over at the BMC, there’s also some very good news about the firing range.

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