Last week, Nicky our Communities Officer and Adam our Project Officer had the wonderful opportunity to undertake a site visit to Coleton Fishacre with Gordon from The Disabled Ramblers and Tim from the National Trust English Riviera. Gordon was helping advise Nicky and Adam about the...
With our Life on the Edge project in full swing, we have had a few successful events! A few weeks ago, 10 courageous volunteers braved the rain to learn about creating wildflower meadows as part of our Life On The Edge project with ParkLife SW at...
One of the UK’s most-threatened bumblebees the Brown-banded Carder Bee (Bombus humilis), has been rediscovered at Prawle Point on the South Devon coast. This bee was once thought extinct in Devon, but in recent years has been rediscovered in the north of the county, and has...
Sir Nicholas Serota, chair of Arts Council England and Philip Hygate, chair of the National Association for Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (NANational Landscape), signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding last month (Friday 23rd September). Sir Nicholas Serota, chair of Arts Council England and Philip Hygate,...
Free Trees for Landowners 2022 This year, Devon County Council is offering 100 ‘free tree packs’ to landowners across Devon for the forthcoming planting season. Each tree pack will contain 45 native trees and will be funded by Devon County Council’s Emergency Tree Fund, granted by The...
The 2022 National Landscape 'Explorer' magazine is out with lots of information and ideas on getting out and about in this fantastic landscape with information on walking, cycling and watersports. You can 'meet' the National Landscape team who say what their favourite place or view is...
Roles of National Landscapes could be expanded...
HLF funding secured...
