Restoring Biodiversity: A Journey at Luna Meadow Nature Reserve

In the heart of Clawton, straddling the border between Devon and Cornwall, lies Luna Meadow Nature Reserve, a once monoculture farmland now on its way to becoming a thriving ecosystem. Project Maya proudly announces its latest venture, a commitment to restore and rejuvenate this precious piece of land into a haven for biodiversity.

Upon acquiring Luna Meadow, our first step is to conduct a comprehensive species survey. This crucial assessment serves as our baseline, guiding our efforts as we collaborate with local wildlife trusts, community groups, and researchers. Together, we aim to nurture a diverse array of flora and fauna that call this region home.

In just one year, significant progress has already been made. The top two-thirds of Luna Meadow now are planted ready to bloom with the vibrant colors of seedball wildflowers—a testament to our dedication to fostering native plant species. Additionally, we will begin expanding the woodland at the reserve's bottom, enriching the landscape and providing vital habitat for wildlife. We have committed to planting over 200 trees this year.

But our work doesn't stop there. In the coming years, Luna Meadow will continue its transformation as we embrace the principles of the Maya Reserve ethos. Through rewilding efforts and meticulous monitoring, we'll witness firsthand the resurgence of biodiversity, celebrating each new species that returns to its rightful place in this ecosystem.

Luna Meadow Nature Reserve stands as a beacon of hope—a testament to what can be achieved when communities come together to protect and restore our natural world. Join us on this journey as we nurture the land, revive ecosystems, and pave the way for a brighter, more sustainable future.

Stay tuned for more updates on our progress at Luna Meadow, and discover how you can be a part of this extraordinary conservation endeavor with Maya Project. Together, let's make a difference for generations to come.