Devon is a rural county, with around three quarters of the land farmed. Devon Wildlife Trust works with hundreds of farmers and landowners each year through our many projects, providing advice and support.

With two coastlines, two moorlands, ancient woodlands, tumbling rivers and miles of footpaths, Devon's nature is there for you to discover. Find out more.

Devon's coastlines are great places for hand's on wildlife experiences. Discover what to look for on the strandline, how to rockpool & learn the seashore code!

Discover the wildlife that lives in Devon. From beneath the waves and on the beach, to in the city and on the farm – wildlife lives everywhere. Learn more here.

Learn about Devon’s rivers and the wildlife that lives in and around them. Discover which of our nature reserves provide some of the best river views in Devon.

Woods and trees are home to a huge variety of wildlife! Discover which nature reserves to visit to see wildlife rich woodlands and learn what to look out for

Find out what wildlife to look out for next time you visit one of Devon’s moorlands – Dartmoor and Exmoor, and discover Devon Wildlife Trust’s moorland reserves.

Find out which Devon Wildlife Trust nature reserves make great places to begin to explore Devon’s wild heathlands and learn about the wildlife that lives there

Devon’s gardens are a great place to see wildlife up close. Discover the importance of gardens for wildlife and learn what to look out for in your garden

Cities can be a haven for wildlife. Read about the wildlife you might see around cities and urban gardens including foxes, hedgehogs, frogs and butterflies!