Working from Dartmoor to the sea, the YEM community is helping habitats reconnect, water improve and wildlife move more freely across the River Yealm landscape.
Supporting cleaner water and healthier river habitats through monitoring and practical action.
Creating, improving and linking spaces where native plants and animals can thrive.
Giving young people meaningful ways to explore, understand and care for their local river.
Citizen scientists and specialists gather useful information about water and habitats.
Landowners, schools, volunteers and partner organisations share knowledge and opportunities.
Targeted projects improve the river and neighbouring land, creating stronger ecological links.
Long-term care builds a more resilient catchment for wildlife and communities.
Local volunteers help build a clearer picture of river health through regular sampling and shared reporting.
Read the update →Native trees and hedges can create stepping stones for wildlife.
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