Through tree planting, wildlife habitats, water conservation and pollinator-friendly planting, we are helping create a greener South Molton for future generations.

Our volunteers work hard to create habitats for birds, bees, butterflies and other wildlife, while also promoting sustainable gardening practices. Across the town we have installed water butts, self-watering planters and wildlife features, and we are grateful to local residents who host water butts and provide access to water supplies to help keep our planting thriving.

Wherever possible, we recycle and reuse materials, transforming unwanted items into planters and garden features. From recycled trolleys and timber to repurposed containers and composting initiatives, we aim to reduce waste while creating attractive and environmentally friendly displays throughout South Molton.

Every small action helps. From joining a local conservation group to creating a wildlife-friendly garden or installing a rainwater planter, there are lots of ways you can help make South Molton greener, more resilient and better for nature.

We've included some links below to local groups and also some project ideas you might want to try at home, work or school.

Please note: The links below will take you to external websites and will open in a new window or tab. Whilst we have selected these resources because we believe they may be useful, South Molton in Bloom has no control over, and accepts no responsibility for, the content of external websites.

Local Groups:

Friends of South Molton Community Woodland

 The Devon Swift Project