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Well aren't you clever, living in a UNESCO biosphere!

Biosphere Communities

Do you live in Appledore, Bideford, Ashreigney and Chulmleigh or South Molton? We're working in these areas with young people and local groups to support young people to engagement with nature, take climate action and develop green career knowledge and skills.

#MyBiosphere Photo Gallery

​Throughout July and August 2025, people living and working in the North Devon UNESCO Biosphere shared images of what this unique place means to them. ​Explore the full collection!

North Devon - Plastic Free!

Working with our partners at Earth Action North Devon, we can show you how to minimise your plastic pollution - and maybe get involved with some community activities along the way.

Getting out and about

From nature reserves, south west coastal path, the largest sand dune system in Europe and more, there is plenting of top spots to explore in the biosphere

Marine & Coastal

There are many ways to get involved in marine activities of the Biosphere, whether you're community leader, water or nature lover, educator, visitor, business owner, or a North Devonian! 

Shop local

Explore local farmers and producers who help keep our region vibrant and connected—view the community-curated list here. For businesses formally recognized for their environmental commitments, check out our Biosphere Business Partners.

Nature recovery plan

We have created a nature recovery plan for northern Devon and we need as many signatures as possible to back nature along side local authorities, businesses, schools and organisations!


​Reduce your carbon footprint

Our local partner 361 Community Energy offers free home energy advice to reduce your fuel bills and your carbon footprint. 

Creating the conditions for people and nature to thrive together
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The UNESCO biosphere global network connects communities around the world who are pioneering a positive future for people and nature. Together, the network covers over 5% of the Earth’s surface and is home to over 250m people. 

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