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Coast and Countryside
Ceredigion is a special place. Its mountains, valleys and estuaries, the coastline and waters of Cardigan Bay are valued by local people and visitors alike.
The County Council's Coast and Countryside Section plays a key role in the following areas:
- public rights of way and countryside access, including public rights of way
- biodiversity and countryside conservation
- coastal and marine management
Explore the web site to find out more about Ceredigion's rich natural environment and the work of the Coast and Countryside Section.
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The Coast and Countryside Section manages over 2500 km of public paths in Ceredigion. Public paths are shown on the Definitive Map and Statement. Take a look at the way in which work being undertaken to improve public paths in the County.
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The Ceredigion Local Access Forum is a statutory body set up by the County Council under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.
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Take a look at opportunities for enjoying Ceredigion's coast and countryside. Explore the Coast Path, other promoted routes as well as Local Nature Reserve and a range of countryside sites.
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From mountain to the sea, Ceredigion has a rich diversity of species and habitats. The Coast and Countryside section is involved in a range of activities to conserve the county's wildlife.
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Find out more about the protection and management of the county's trees, hedgerows and woodlands.
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