Devon Local Nature Partnership

Devon Wildlife Trust is hosting a talk on Harvest Mice this coming Friday evening at Fremington Parish Hall!

🐁These tiny mammals can weigh the same as 2 pence piece!
🐁They are the only British mammal to have a prehensile tail (meaning they can use it like a fifth limb!).
🐁Harvest mice are best found by spotting their woven grass nests.

If you are interested in finding out more about herbal leys, check out this workshop taking place next week in North Devon 🌱🌱

To book in, please use the QR code or contact [email protected]. Refreshments will be provided.

The Wilder Communities team will be at Northam Burrows Country Park visitors centre tomorrow afternoon to answer any questions you might have about community projects or gardening for wildlife 🌳🪱🐸

Wilder Communities is a Devon Devon Wildlife Trust initiative all about helping you turn spaces where you live, learn, work or play into spaces that are greener, wilder and richer in nature. To find out more about the initiative, please follow this link: https://www.devonwildlifetrust.org/wilder-communities

🎄 Make a Christmas wreath - for the birds! 🐦 Wildlife Watch’s festive DIY guide shows you how to craft a beautiful, edible wreath to help garden birds through the winter. Packed with seeds, fruit & lard, it’s a fun way to give back to nature this season.

🛠️ Easy to make with kids 🌿 Natural materials & bird-safe treats

Explore more of the activities available here: https://www.wildlifewatch.org.uk/activities

Devon Wildlife Trust

Start your week with a breath of fresh air 🌬️🌿
Join Northam Burrows on Monday 17th November, 2 - 4pm for a guided walk from Northam Burrows Visitor Centre to the Skern saltmarsh. Spot birds, connect with nature, and learn something new on this 2-hour hike - the perfect reset 🐦🌾
https://www.northdevoncoast-nl.org.uk/events/a-good-start-to-the-week-the-skern
Active Devon North Devon Coast National Landscape

A Good Start To The Week – The Skern – North Devon Coast We all know that getting out in nature is good for us but it can be difficult to make time. Choose a “good start to the week” walk for a 2 hour hike where you’ll learn something new or a “Nature’s Tonic” walk for a shorter amble to enjoy some fresh air and company