The East Devon National Landscape Partnership is made up of a wide range of organisations, businesses and volunteers who are committed to working together to conserve and enhance the natural beauty of the East Devon National Landscape.

In consultation with communities and organisations active within the National Landscape, the Partnership is responsible for developing and delivering a five-yearly Management Strategy on behalf of East Devon District Council and Devon County Council.

The Partnership Plan

The Partnership Plan is our five-year management strategy. It identifies key issues facing our National Landscape, sets out long term objectives for its future and highlights the actions needed to conserve our landscape.

Annual Review

The Annual Review outlines the work of the National Landscape Partnership and team over the last financial year; working with partners on environmental, community and rural economy projects across East Devon National Landscape.

Partnership Meetings

The Partnership holds two business meetings a year. In addition we hold a summer field event in July, held at varying National Landscape locations, as well as an Annual Meeting in September.

PRINCIPLE AIMS OF THE National Landscape PARTNERSHIP

 

  • To promote the National Landscape and the Partnership Plan to all the constituent organisations and others
  • To co-ordinate work towards a vision for the National Landscape via the implementation of the Partnership Plan
  • To review and monitor progress of the Plan and its objectives
  • To consider, debate and recommend courses of action on the main issues relating to the National Landscape.

CHAIR OF THE National Landscape PARTNERSHIP

2024-26  Richard Jeffries, EDDC Counsellor

Previous Chairs

2019-23 Alistair Handyside MBE

2015-19 Graham Godbeer

2011-15 John Wilding (Clinton Devon Estates)

2009-11 Donald Campbell (Axe Vale and District Conservation Society)

2007-09 Mike Ellingham (National Farmers Union)

2005-07 Margaret Rogers (Devon County Council)

2003-05 Tony Reed (East Devon District Council)

Our Vision

The natural beauty of the East Devon National Landscape landscape, its dramatic World Heritage Site coastline, internationally important habitats and species and its cultural heritage, is conserved, managed and enhanced to support and benefit present and future generations.

National Landscape Partnership Members:

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More to Explore

Our National Landscape Projects

We lead, partner and support projects that focus on a wide range of themes, including landscape and heritage, environmental quality and climate, biodiversity, recreation and tourism.

Outdoors & Active

Whether you prefer walking, cycling, running or playing, everyone feels happier and healthier when they spend time in nature being more active.

East Devon Way

Discover the hidden gems of East Devon and explore this much loved walking route that links 40 miles of public footpaths, trails and bridleways.