Marine Conservation Zones
37 more proposed Marine Conservation Zones have been listed by Defra for public consultation in early 2015. Three north Devon sites include coastline from Bideford Bay to Foreland Point, from Hartland Point down to the Cornish coast at Tintagel and an area north of Lundy.
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Have a Wild Winter! 
Grab your hats and scarves and start your Wild Winter with DWT. Here you can find ideas for winter walks and family days out with nature reserves across the county and events throughout the season. Wild Walks are also a great way to discover the countryside.
For more inspiration take a look at our Wild Winter guide.
Devon Wildlife Trust is a registered charity working to make Devon a Living Landscape in which wildlife on land and in the sea is varied, plentiful and widespread. We work towards this by securing the future of key wildlife sites, promoting the sustainable use of Devon's natural resources and increasing support for wildlife in the County. DWT is part of a national network of local Wildlife Trusts.
Don't Miss
- Devon's Wild Beavers fundraising appeal! Find out how you can donate to keep the wild beavers on the River Otter - and help start England's first wild beaver trial Find out more
- Feed you garden birds this winter. Use our Vine House Farm and raise money for DWT. Find out more
- DWT and the badger cull - read why we're opposing the cull, what we think should be done here
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Wildlife in Devon