Forestry in a Heathland Landscape

Managed woodland surrounds much of the Pebblebed Heaths National Nature Reserve reaching out into the wider landscape. Plantations made up of conifers and native broadleaved compliment the heathland habitats which together provide for a number of plant and animal species.

Join Rob Coventry, Head of Forestry and Reserves to hear how the Clinton Devon Estates’ 1,900 hectares of woodland deliver biodiversity, recreational and landscape benefits whilst meeting the challenges of producing high quality timber products sustainably.

This event is free but booking is essential, to book please click here.

For more information about Clinton Devon Estates click here.

Event Details

• Date: Wednesday 29th July 2026
• Time: 14:00-16:00
• Location: Uphams Plantation Car Park,
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  Grid Reference: SY 04115 86128

Know before you go…

This event will include a walk on rough, uneven terrain lasting up to 2 hours (not pushchair/wheelchair accessible). Attendees must be able to walk 3km and stand for short periods.

Dogs on leads welcome on this walk.

No prior knowledge required.

This event is organised as part of Heath Week 2026. Heath Week celebrates our heathland heritage with a week of events reflecting the ecology, history and recreational importance of the Pebblebed Heaths National Nature Reserve. Enjoy walks, talks and activities for all ages and interests many of them free or by donation. Find out more about Heath Week here.