The North Devon Biosphere Reserve is a designated area in North Devon, England, recognized for its rich biodiversity and unique ecosystems. It covers approximately 1,200 square kilometers, including coastal, marine, and inland habitats. The reserve aims to promote sustainable development while conserving the natural environment. Established in 2002, the biosphere is part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserves network. It supports various conservation projects and community initiatives, encouraging local involvement in protecting the area's wildlife and landscapes. Key features include the Tarka Trail, Exmoor National Park, and diverse marine life along the North Devon Coast.