Finding Nature’s Footprints is a three-year National Lottery Heritage Funded project working with communities to survey, map and take action for the fantastic wildlife of the North Devon Coast National Landscape
We are working with people to improve wildlife identification, learn species survey skills and
increase enjoyment of our local countryside and coast through engagement activities, wildlife recording days and BioBlitz events. Connecting with a range of groups and volunteers, we explore the outdoors, learning about the species found within the landscape and the habitats they need to thrive.
All wildlife records and information will be used to support action by communities, volunteers, landowners and local agencies to develop community-led nature recovery plans and take action for habitat enhancement and nature conservation.
North Devon Coast National Landscape have teamed up with partners across North Devon to provide opportunities for new audiences in the area to connect with nature and benefit from the nationally designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
To get involved or to find out more please contact the project coordinator Jamie.Buxton-Gould@devon.gov.uk
See our Spring events poster or visit the main events page to see what’s coming up
Due to the project being funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund an interim evaluation has been carried out for the first year of the project. This evaluation covers the aims, funding breakdown, achievements, challenges and suggested improvements for the project. You can find this evaluation document below:
Project Partners and Funders
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Connect
Connecting people and communities with nature
Training
Training opportunities such as species identification, wildlife surveying and monitoring techniques
Survey
Supporting communities to run their own wildlife surveying and monitoring projects
Action
Data mapping for Nature Recovery
The Coast
The coastal elements of the project