Nature Reserves
Devon Wildlife Trust manages the following nature reserves:
- Andrew's Wood
- Ash Moor
- Ashculm Turbary
- Blackadon
- Bovey Heathfield
- Bystock Pools
- Chudleigh Knighton Heath
- Dart Valley
- Dunsdon
- Dunsford
- Exe Reed Beds
- Halsdon
- Halwill Junction
- Hawkwood
- Higher Kiln Quarry
- Inner Warren
- Lady's Wood
- Lickham Common
- Little Bradley Ponds
- Lower East Lounston
- Marsland
- Mambury Moor
- Meshaw Moor
- Mill Bottom
- Old Sludge Beds
- Rackenford and Knowstone Moor
- Ruggadon Middlepark
- Scanniclift Copse
- Sourton Quarry
- Stapleton Mire
- Stowford Moor
- Swanpool Marsh
- The Rough
- Uppacott Wood
- Vealand Farm
- Veilstone Moore
- Venn Ottery
- Volehouse Moor
- Warleigh Point
- Wolborough Fen
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