The Devon Hedge Group celebrate Devon’s world-class hedges, which are historically significant and vital for wildlife. The site offers management advice, training courses, and events to help preserve these hedges. It also features resources like practical guides, videos, and information on the Devon Hedge Awards, which recognise good hedge management practices.

The Plymouth and South Devon Community Forest is an ambitious project aimed at planting hundreds of new trees across the city and surrounding areas. It spans 1,900 hectares, creating a mosaic of different forest habitats, including community woodland, private woodland, urban woodland, wooded habitat corridors, and hedgerows. The initiative is designed to connect the ecosystems of Dartmoor and South Devon with the city, enhancing the environment and promoting biodiversity. It is a collaborative effort involving Plymouth City Council, National Trust, Woodland Trust, South Hams District Council, West Devon Borough Council, Forestry Commission, Forestry England, Devon Wildlife Trust, Plymouth Tree Partnership, and Dartmoor National Park, funded by the Department of Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs’ Nature for Climate fund.