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Devon Local Nature Partnership

restoring nature together

Our work


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  • Local Nature Recovery Strategy

    Work has begun on our Local Nature Recovery Strategy. This seeks to restore nature and the benefits we gain from it across the whole of Devon.

  • Devon's Nature Recovery Network

    Creating a network of habitats for wildlife and people. Devon Invasive Species Initiative (DISI) and Devon Special Species

    Goldfinch on a branch
  • Devon Tree and Woodland Strategy

    Work has begun on our Devon Tree and Woodland Strategy. This aims to support the increase of tree and woodland cover in Devon, whilst simultaneously protecting and sustainably managing existing trees.

    Wild Garlic bordering a river lined with native trees
  • Naturally Healthy

    Connecting everyone to nature for health and wellbeing

    Young woman rockpooling
  • Climate and resilience

    Taking action on climate in Devon with solutions that combat the ecological emergency

    Exmouth marina panorama
  • Trees for Devon

    Encouraging sustainable management and creation of woodlands and hedges that are rich in wildlife and reconnected to the local communities and economy

    Dartmoor Woodland
  • Outdoor Learning

    Getting people of all ages to regularly interact with Devon’s natural environment as an integral part of lifelong learning.

  • Communities and Culture

    Supporting communities to take action to restore Devon’s wildlife and environment.

  • Building with nature

    Ensuring that development results in net gain for wildlife and accessible wildlife rich spaces for us to enjoy.

    Two swifts sticking their head out of a nest box
  • Farming with nature

    Creating a prosperous and productive farming economy which also enhances the environment.

    Cows walking into the distance in misty fields in Devon
  • Natural Capital Investment

    Protecting, restoring and using our natural capital assets to ensure social and economic wellbeing

    himalayan balsam
  • Rivers and Coast

    Supporting Devon’s wetlands and watercourses to be flood, drought and climate resilient with healthy fish and wildlife populations while providing excellent recreational opportunities and a clean water supply.

    Tamar river
  • Sustainable Seas

    Aiming for a world-class coast and marine environment that is wisely used to provide a sustainable living for local fishing communities, a home for an impressive variety of wildlife, and an attraction to millions of visitors and residents.

    coastal edge