The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority issued warnings about wildfire risks following the incident, which occurred near Ty Canol, an ancient woodland and National Nature Reserve. Visitors to the National Park are being urged not to light campfires, barbecues, or have any open flames, and to avoid using fireworks or releasing sky lanterns. The fire had already been extinguished but had reignited (Image: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority)Even a small spark can ignite dry vegetation or peat, quickly developing into a fast-moving wildfire. A spokesperson for the authority said: "Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority would like to thank Fishguard Fire Station and its crews for their swift assistance in bringing the incident under control." The authority is asking everyone visiting the park during dry weather to act responsibly and follow safety guidelines to help protect the landscape during periods of increased fire risk.