South Devon National Landscape
Follaton House, Plymouth Road,
Totnes TQ9 5NE

 

Tel: 01803 229330

Welcome to South Devon National Landscape

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Five estuaries – for wildlife, business and recreation

79% of the National Landscape is managed by farmers

Welcome to South Devon National Landscape

In recognition of its special qualities South Devon National Landscape was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty  in 1960.

One of 46 National Landscapes in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and a member of the  National Landscapes Association, these protected landscapes are managed through local Partnerships on behalf of the nation.

 

South Devon National Landscape is one of a family of protected landscapes in the UK. With the guidance of a Partnership , the team works to enhance South Devon’s outstanding beauty, for which the designation was applied. The special qualities of South Devon National Landscape include its rugged coastline, sandy beaches, secretive estuaries, patchwork countryside and historic villages – to name but a few!

 

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Salcombe Tide Times
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🚨🔥 WILDFIRE WARNING 🔥🚨Sadly on Sunday 19 July, a fire broke out at Wembury Point, caused by a disposable barbecue. Around 100m x 100m of grassland and gorse was destroyed and the area continues to be monitored and managed by The National Trust . The risk of wildfires in our National Landscape is still high with the continuing period of dry, hot weather, Please help protect the Landscape so we can all enjoy the coast and countryside:🔥Leave the BBQ at home: No open fires, campfires, or disposable BBQs. 🚬Bin your cigarettes: Extinguish all cigarettes and matches thoroughly before disposal. Never throw them out of car windows or onto the ground.🚮Take all litter home: Discarded glass bottles and reflective materials can focus sunlight and ignite dry vegetation.🛻Park responsibly: Keep vehicles off dry grass and vegetation, as hot exhaust systems can easily start a fire.☎️If you spot a wildfire phone 999 immediately. 📸 National Trust , Richard Snow, David Searle. #nationallandscapes #SDNL #firerisk #campfires #helpusprotect ... See MoreSee Less
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🦋 Have you taken part in the Big Butterfly Count yet? 🦋Summer is one of the best times to spot butterflies across the South Devon National Landscape. By spending just 15 minutes counting the butterflies you see, you can help Butterfly Conservation monitor the health of our environment and support vital conservation work.Some great places to look for butterflies in South Devon include:🌼 Wildflower-rich meadows and grasslands🌿 Sunny hedgerows and country lanes🌊 The South West Coast Path, where butterflies bask in sheltered coastal spots🌳 Woodland edges and clearings around our river valleysKeep an eye out for favourites such as the Peacock, Red Admiral, Comma and Holly Blue, which were all voted among Devon's best-loved butterflies.📸 If you're out exploring, share your butterfly photos with us and let us know where you spotted them.Ready to join the count? Download the chart and free Big Butterfly Count app and submit your sightings to help build a picture of butterfly populations across the UK. More info: bigbutterflycount.butterfly-conservation.orgCloses 9th August.#BigButterflyCount #SouthDevonNationalLandscape #ButterfliesOfDevon #NatureRecovery #LoveSouthDevon #Pollinators #ConnectWithNature 🦋🌿🌞 ... See MoreSee Less
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