Pembrokeshire Coast and Heritage Crime - Tomos Jones, Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Working with Dyfed-Powys Police, Cadw and the Dyfed Archaeological Trust, the National Park Authority set up HeritageWatch to: Raise public awareness of sites at risk from heritage crime, Enable the public to report heritage crime, Provide training sessions on identifying heritage sites and recognising heritage crime, Monitor and patrol sites at risk of heritage crime, and Carry out repairs at sites affected by heritage crime. This talk will explore the work of HeritageWatch and the ways heritage crime affects the historic landscape of Wales, and how working with the public can mean crimes are reported, recorded, and prevented. Find out more on their website: www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/about-the-national-park/archaeology/heritagewatch/ Keep up to date through the Facebook page: www.facebook.com/heritagewatch.pembs You can also join their mailing list here: www.pembrokeshirecoast.wales/about-the-national-park/archaeology/archaeology-mailing-list/