“… for the benefit of biodiversity, our communities, and our landscape.”
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The East Devon AONB held its annual bash for its Ambassadors earlier in the week:
At this year’s AONB Ambassador Event we’ll be looking at how we are making connections – and connecting others – with nature across the East Devon AONB, for the benefit of biodiversity, our communities, and our landscape.
February Ambassador Event 2022 – East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
With a note from the organisers:
From this page you can link to the Ambassador Hub, information and ‘literary sound walks’ from our creative ROUTES project, short videos connected to our work, and other resource links – including the Glover response consultation.
This is a look at their emerging Nature Recovery Plan:
East Devon AONB State of Nature
This is from the wonderful ‘literary sound walks’ through East Devon:
ROUTES – creative nature connections – East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
You may have seen this before, but watch this video to hear Chris Woodruff chat to Dr Sam Bridgewater about the project:
Lower Otter Restoration Project – YouTube
Village Farm is a living example of regenerative agriculture:
Farming with Nature | Living With The Land | Part 3 – YouTube
Find out more about the #SavingSpecialSpecies project and the biodiversity we are working to protect:
As part of our Commitment to Nature, we are expanding our conservation work with the ambitious aim of protecting 8 special species – our elusive 8 – and bringing benefits to many more. Whether a bat, butterfly, or tree each species has been chosen for its connection with East Devon and its status as one of our most threatened species.
Saving Special Species – East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
With the full list of subjects touched on here:
Nature Connections – February 2022 – East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
And the full video of the event there: