A Beautiful, Natural Space at the Heart of the Community
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Community, Education and Conservation
Our beautiful green space grows year on year (literally and metaphorically) as friends old and new come to share this magical wild haven, gently tending to it and helping it to flourish. St Eval is a relatively new community and the land project is instrumental in helping community spirit to grow. Its legacy will be in the hands of the people who help to create it. Find out how you can join us in this important mission.
Community
Our aim is to bring people together, boost biodiversity and champion wildlife. But this can't be done alone and many hands make light work! Join our team of volunteers, or come along to one of our regular events to experience the famous magical community spirit of St Eval.
Education
As you stroll the meadow, take a look at the information boards and learn about the creatures which thrive right here on your doorstep. Schools, youth organisations and community groups are welcome to use the space and experience firsthand the benefits of being immersed in nature.
Conservation
From barn owls to bats, grass snakes to common lizards, brown hares, roe deer, rare butterflies, bumblebees, buzzards, yellowhammers, hedgehogs, foxes and many more... all of these wonderful creatures have been spotted right here in St Eval. Come and discover the wonders of this unique natural habitat.
"Creating and maintaining the conditions under which people and other life forms can live sustainably is the greatest challenge facing society today. People depend on the natural world for sanity – in moments of crisis, the natural world is where they find solace."
Sir David Attenborough
"The meadow is such a peaceful, wonderful space for the whole family to enjoy. We love walking the path in the evenings and listening to the birdsong. And the sunsets are spectacular!"
The Rays
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Explore Your Meadow
The parish of St Eval is a richly diverse habitat for all manner of critters. By creating and maintaining this wild and natural space, we are supporting the fragile ecosystems upon which these species depend.
