The Saving Devon’s Treescapes project pledged to plant 250,000 trees, targeting places ‘outside woodlands’, filling the spaces left by lost ash trees in our hedgerows, parks and gardens.

We’ve been helping rare narrow-headed ants find new homes in our nature reserves.

In this Wilder Diary, Exeter Community Garden tells us how they set up their own micro tree nursery and grew around 70 trees to contribute to the Saving Devon's Treescapes project.

The encounter is often brief – a blur of brown fur crossing the path in front of us. Was it a weasel or was it a stoat?

On the next calm, dry night, go outdoors and listen. A quiet open space, not under trees, is best. You should be able to hear faint whistles and t-seeep sounds coming from the dark sky above.…

When Ruth and John Saunders took over Dittiscombe in South Devon back in 1998, they inherited 20 acres of land that had been heavily farmed. The soil was tired, hedgerows neglected, and wildlife…

The team at Common Flora recently an early start at Diptford Down Farm to welcome Phil Dean from the Devon Moths group. A small group gathered around the moth trap, curious to see who had turned…

For the past two years Devon Wildlife Trust has been investigating whether European wildcats could be returned to South West England. Now Devon Wildlife Trust’s Cath Jeffs is ready with some…

Hidden at the far end of a quiet woodland in Devon lies the Learning Shelter—a circular, hand-built structure designed to bring people together in nature while protecting the forest that surrounds…

Find out more about the process of reintroducing the elusive pine marten back to Exmoor.