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Wildlife art trail at Parke

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The wildlife art trail at Parke in Exeter features a selection of artworks depicting native flora and fauna, created by local schools. This recurring series offers visitors a chance to appreciate the artistic representations in a natural setting. Attendance is free.

A selection of native flora and fauna has been immortalised as beautiful pieces of art, created by both The Greater Horseshoe School and St Catherine's Primary School as part of an environmental project called Nature Champions.

Find the wildlife in its favoured natural habitat to see their brilliant creations and learn more about the project.

You can get download a trail sheet from the website (go to the 'Things to Do' section) or ask for one at the Parke office during office hours. Alternatively, use the What 3 Words app to find them:

Greater Horseshoe Bat ///spellings.wacky.diet

Six-Spot Burnet Moth ///above.caravans.smart

Kingfisher ///crafts.chitchat.peachy

Southern Marsh Orchid ///firework.model.wobbling

Atlantic Salmon ///prone.autumn.sounds

Cuckoo ///topics.triads.acoustics

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Wildlife art trail at Parke takes place on Tuesday, 13 October 2026 at 07:00. The event runs until Sunday, 1 November 2026.

Wildlife art trail at Parke is held at Parke in Exeter (near Bovey Tracey, Devon).

Entry to Wildlife art trail at Parke is free.

Tickets for Wildlife art trail at Parke can be booked via nationaltrust.org.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

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