A snowy rescue for Brecon Mountain Rescue Team
The team had to work in blizzard conditions to rescue two walkers.
Eco-car scheme for Brecon Beacons National Park
Visitors to the Brecon Beacons will be able to make use of cars powered by electricity generated by the sun, rain and wind.
The Brecon Beacons: After dark
A short film showcasing the park after dark is hoped to help the area win accreditation as Wales' first International Dark Skies Reserve.
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Increasing tourism in the Beacons
Future of tourism on agenda
Local business-owners, development and tourist agencies meet this morning in Brecon to discuss how to improve the way the Brecon Beacons are marketed. Tourism brings £205 million to the area every year.
– Richard Tyler, Brecon Beacons National Park AuthorityThe National Park Authority, together with all its partners but particularly Brecon Beacons Tourism, continues to help raise the profile of the National Park as a viable tourist destination - not only here but across the world. Our growing reputation is testament to the partnership work we undertake to deliver some of the best sustainable tourism initiatives throughout Europe.
The meeting is designed to focus on how local tourism businesses can develop new ways of working in a way that respects the environment and retains the character of the Beacons.