Devon Environment Foundation News Today

Somersets High Sheriff has visited Exmoor National Parks tree nursery and public rights of way furniture making operation.

The Apricot Centre's Regenerative Agriculture School is growing the next generation of agricultural farmers

They will be supporting the Devon Environment Foundation for a second year running. 

As a part of a new pioneering conservation project, dozens of European wildcats are to be released into rural parts of Cornwall and Devon.

Between 40 and 60 European wildcats will be set free in parts of Devon and Cornwall next year as part of the conservation project

Conservationists say the rediscovery in Devon is "a fantastic and highly important find".

The nursery can be found in Exmoor National Park, 13.5% of which is already covered by trees.

The bank has named its first head of sustainable finance and a new head of commodities. ANZ has announced the appointment of Andreas Kodell as its inaugural head of environmental markets and Stuart S

Craig Dunton, right, with harvested wildflower seed - Credit: Robbie Phillips Two new community groups for East Devon and the Blackdown Hills aim to support landowners and gardeners keen to restore or create wildflower meadows. The local More Meadows groups are based on the successful Moor Meadows Dartmoor community, which since its founding in 2015 has grown to include more than 800 meadow-makers, managing more than 1,000 acres of wildflower meadow to benefit wild plants and wildlife on Dartmo...