Five Years at Fingle – What Do We Know Now?

Since the Fingle Woods restoration project began in late 2013, a lot has changed. Volunteers have cleared clumps of invasive plants and built new bridges while contractors have cut down conifers and thinned out timber trees.

With all the new information on where, why and what these priority species will need to sustain a good population, we can continue our work to restore and replenish the woods of the Teign valley for the benefit of all the species, including us!Please note: monitoring dormice is a licensed activity - nest boxes and tubes must not be disturbed.by Matt Parkins