Honiton: Hedgehog family takes up residence in Brand Road, more 'rewilding' coming soon

By Will Goddard

12th Oct 2021 | Local News

Stock image of a hedgehog (Pixabay). Inset: Area in Brand Road, Honiton in which 'rewilding' project will take place (Credit: East Devon District Council)
Stock image of a hedgehog (Pixabay). Inset: Area in Brand Road, Honiton in which 'rewilding' project will take place (Credit: East Devon District Council)

An area of Brand Road in Honiton is set to be the site of a 'rewilding' project.

It comes as part of East Devon District Council's focus on rewilding, which aims to help wildlife and improve green spaces.

The area is reportedly already home to a family of hedgehogs. Soon, it will see 'bug hotels' (a makeshift shelter designed to help insects and other small creatures reproduce and take refuge), a compost bin, and more.

The project is being headed up by a small group of residents in Brand Road and with the help of Streetscene officers from East Devon District Council.

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