World Ranger Day is celebrated worldwide on July 31st to commemorate Rangers killed or injured in the line of duty and to celebrate the work Rangers do to protect the planet’s natural treasures and cultural heritage.

Reported to #powyshighways at 9am this morning and gone by 3pm. Great job.

Planning your adventures in the National Park for half term? #BeAdventureSmart. Do you know what the weather's going to be like? Do you have the skills and knowledge for your planned adventure? Do you have the right gear? Lots more advice at adventuresmart.uk/

It looks like another lovely warm, dry, sunny weekend ahead, so we're asking everyone please: Do not light fires and no BBQs. Keep ewes, lambs and ground nesting birds safe by keeping dogs on a lead. Take your litter home. Have a great weekend.

From 12-14 May access restrictions to Corn Du will be in effect for essential erosion control works. A diversion on the Storey Arms trail will also be in effect (this will re-route walkers along the Corn Du contour path up to Bwlch Duwynt). The Pen y Fan summit will remain open.

This is not wild camping!

May is #tickawarenessmonth Lyme disease is one of the bacterial infections spread to humans by infected ticks. More information is available on the symptoms and treatment can be found via @nhsinform Visit nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and…

Great response again from #PowysRecycles reported on Sunday evening and cleared the next day.

Have you seen a Curlew? Let the @curlewconnectionswales team know by emailing curlew@beacons-npa.gov.uk – every record helps! Now is a vital time for recording Curlew. The more we collect, the better we can understand and protect their population here in Bannau Brycheiniog.

Making the most of the weekend? Do your bit this weekend to keep Wales safe. Dispose of cigarettes safely. Only use BBQs where it’s clearly allowed. Never light fires in public spaces. Wildfires can spread fast, threatening lives, nature, and homes. A little care goes a long way

Please take extra care when out and about this Easter. We have had a number of big fires over the last few days.

As we enter peak lambing season, it’s more important than ever to keep your dogs on a lead when out exploring the countryside.

Morning views on way to work.