Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
June 2025 update: Kate Tobin Getting started in an environmental career can be daunting. It will almost always require you to show you have experience first, and this is usually acquired through volunteering. This can be difficult for all ages – for older peopleRead More
Leave a comment A Celebration of Sidmouth Cemetery Sidmouth cemetery is a photographer’s dream and a pollinator’s haven. East Devon District Council’s Streetscene team should be applauded for managing this wonderful local asset so much better over the last two or three years. Now in summer, whereverRead More
Leave a comment Most people visiting this website will care about wildlife. You may volunteer at a local nature reserve, or you may garden with wild birds, butterflies or hedgehogs in mind, or you make careful choices when you buy food each week. Some of you mayRead More
Leave a comment Looking across the Sid Valley today, we cannot fail to appreciate the beautiful mature trees that line our hedgerows and make such a contribution to one of the most beautiful, iconic and popular landscapes in the country. These hedgerow trees support wildlife, clean ourRead More
Leave a comment The Knapp is a nature reserve tucked between Winslade Road, Station Road and Peaslands Road. It is nearly 10 acres in size and is a haven for wildlife due to the mosaic of different habitats and the “fuzzy edges” between them, which are particularlyRead More
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