In this episode of Nature Connects, host Ginnette Sutherland is joined by Lesley Strong from Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage to explore Devon Great Consols, a former mining landscape in the Tamar Valley that has become a powerful symbol of regeneration, biodiversity, and cultural memory.
Together, they discuss how this historic site now supports rare species like the Greater Horseshoe Bat and the Nightjar, and how managing such places involves balancing the needs of heritage conservation with ecological restoration. 
But beyond conservation, this episode also explores the opportunity for nature connectedness, how places like Devon Great Consols invite people to rediscover their relationship with the natural world through history, habitat, and community.
 
Links and resources
Home - Tamar Valley National Landscape Tamar Valley National Landscape
 
Nature Recovery Plan - Tamar Valley National Landscape Tamar Valley National Landscape
 
- TAMARA LANDSCAPE PARTNERSHIP
 
Monument Management Scheme - Tamara Landscape Partnership.
 
Cornish Mining World Heritage Site
 
www.heritageopendays.org.uk 
 
Devon Great Consols Circular Walk - Visit the Tamar Valley
 
Devon Greater Horseshoe Bat Project - The Devon Greater Horseshoe Bat Project
 
Nightjar | The Wildlife Trusts
 
FOTONOW CIC - Fotonow CIC
 
 

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