Take action to protect and conserve the Exmoor National Park:

Plastic free trees

Earlier this year we joined Campaign for National Parks and other national park societies across the UK to campaign against the use of plastic in forestry.

It is possible – the new trees planted by Exmoor National Park at Bye Wood are being protected with biodegradable tree guards. Reducing the amount of single use plastic used in tree planting is critical to reducing microplastics and pollutants in our landscape and waterways. If you are looking at planting trees yourself this winter and want advice, read this highly informative booklet below by the Forest Plastics Working Group.

Reducing the use of plastic in woodland and amenity planting PDF

Also in the news
At the end of May, The Exmoor Society hosted the Big Nature Day, a chance to come together to celebrate nature and promote inclusion in the countryside.
At the beginning of June, a number of Exmoor Society Trustees took a walk from Bossington across Porlock Marsh to explore and enjoy its distinct wildlife.
Lisa Eden is the trustee responsible for the archive and a Deputy Chair of the Society.