This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Wrapping up the best of west Somerset and North Devon’s coast and hinterland, Exmoor is the least-visited UK national park, which is a ...

For the first time in over a century, a shadow from Britain’s lost wilderness has returned to the forests of Exmoor. This autumn, conservationists released nineteen pine martens—slim, chestnut-brown ...

Exmoor National Park have urged visitors to do what they can to stop the spread of coronavirus on the moor this coming Bank Holiday weekend. Following a busier weekend last week and ahead of the first ...

Every autumn, the ‘wild’ ponies of Exmoor are rounded up in a dramatic and vital ritual to preserve one of Britain’s ...

Pine martens are roaming around Exmoor National Park for the first time in a century, conservationists have revealed. Nine females and 10 males from Scottish Highlands populations were introduced at ...

The 6-week-old beaver, known as a kit, has been named Rashford in honor of Manchester United soccer player Marcus Rashford Digital News Writer, PEOPLE The Exmoor National Park in England has ...

Having a few moments to spare I’ve just been browsing a 64-page document giving me a rundown of how the Exmoor business community is faring –or at least was, until coronavirus struck. It could well be ...

Pine martens once lived throughout the woodlands of southwest England. But more than a century ago, the small, weasel-like creatures disappeared from the region, largely due to habitat loss and ...

Pine martens are back in Exmoor National Park for the first time in over 100 years. In total, 19 pine martens - nine female and 10 male - have been released into secret woodland spots to help bring ...