Devon

Thinking about a refresh and a new challenge as a new year begins?

Early spring flowers such as snowdrops are a welcome sign of life during the long winter months. Here are some of the best places to spot these beautiful winter flowers.

As spring starts to make an appearance, here's a list of inspiration for days out this February half term in Devon.

Whether you like a brisk jog, gentle walk, or want to try your hand at watersports, you can look forward to getting active outdoors in East Devon this year.

Getting active on the New Year's resolution list? Here are some ideas to stretch your legs around North Devon and Exmoor.

Winter; a time to snuggle up in front of the fire? Not anymore. Here's four traditional techniques our rangers, volunteers and fellow conservation charities get up to over winter to help keep the countryside healthy, beautiful and rich in wildlife.

Why do we go for a walk? When every corner of the world is accessible within three key word searches, and every view beautifully presented in social media posts, why do we still feel the want to be ‘out there’? Alexa St John Palmer explores why it's so important to see the world with our own eyes and feel it about us.

If you're looking to kick off the New Year by giving your mind and body some care, we've got everything from walking trails to organised runs and even wassailing to help get 2020 off to a great start.

The West Exmoor rangers care for over 1200 acres of woodland. Find out how they look after this hugely significant area, and some of their woodland management plans for the future.

We've successfully introduced a trial of innovative invisible fencing technique, along with ten North Devon Red cattle, to help improve our plant and wildlife species in the sand dunes at Woolacombe beach.