Brush harvesting demonstration at Wembury Point
Brush harvesting seed is a great way to restore and recreate wildflower grasslands. Learn more about brush harvesting and with the Ranger team at Wembury and help us to sort the seed.
- Booking essential
Learn more about how we care for the wildflower meadows at Wembury Point and what we've been doing to create wildflower donor fields across the South Devon coast thanks to the South Devon National Landscape team.
Join us to see how the brush harvester works and help us to sort the seed.
Working together with partners, tenants and other landowners we're trying to restore some of Britain's rarest invertebrates along the South Devon coast as part of the Life on the Edge project.
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Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| 1 person | £0.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Not suitable for children.
- Meeting point
Please meet the Ranger team at the National Trust Wembury Point car park. Please use the What3Words: ///forklift.poem.vocals. On arrival, please follow Jess' instructions about where to park.
- What to bring and wear
Please wear clothes appropriate for the weather and sturdy shoes. Sorting the seed can be dusty so please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty.
- Accessibility
Some uneven ground and steep in places.
- Other
Sorry, no dogs. Please note that there are wild Dartmoor ponies at Wembury Point.
Upcoming events
Wembury Winter Talk Series- How is climate change affecting life in our rockpools?
The third of our Wembury Winter Talk Series at Wembury Marine Centre. A talk by Coral Smith from Devon Wildlife Trust.
Community litter pick
Join the National Trust on the last Monday of each month to help keep Wembury safe, clean and tidy.
Wildflower Workshop at Wembury Point
Fancy yourself as a wildflower spotter? Join the National Trust for this half day workshop to learn the skills needed to volunteer with us and take part in our wildflower surveys.
Wildflower Walk at Wembury Point
Join Ranger Jess to learn more about the work that the National Trust have been doing for nature since acquiring the site to make Wembury Point into a wildflower haven.