Devon Wildlife Trust recognises that new homes, schools, businesses and infrastructure are essential, but they should not come at nature's expense. When done well, the planning system can…
An upcoming Public Inquiry could shape the future of a unique and outstanding site for nature here in Devon.
Spiders are an often under looked part of our wildlife. Did you know that there are over 600 different types of spiders in the United Kingdom?
This summer millions of ants will erupt from holes in the ground and take to the air. But why? What’s their mission? Are these just flights of fancy?
Every year, as the seasons change, many animals migrate in search of food, suitable habitats and breeding grounds. We often think of swifts soaring through our skies or humpback whales travelling…
Hear about Jacks journey on his Youth Pathway traineeship.
As we face more frequent extremes of flooding and drought, we must turn our attention to ways in which we may need to change how we manage gardens and green spaces. Some of you have already been…
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.
