Field Visits

Educational Resources

A living classroom with hands-on learning opportunities for everyone.

With miles of coastline, countryside and marine habitats, the Geopark is a living classroom offering hands-on learning for all ages. Through our partners, we provide educational visits, experiences and specialist fieldwork tailored to your group's needs and curriculum.

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Educational Register of Geological Sites

A guide to geological fieldwork in Devon, compiled by Devon County Council and its partners. It includes a mixture of text, sketches, maps and photographs considered suitable for educational use, and can be used in the planning of fieldwork trips.

Visits are tailored to your group and curriculum — contact Kents Cavern,Torquay Museum, Torre Abbey or Brixham Heritage Museum to plan a trip.

Please remember that all geological sites within the Geopark are protected by law — see the access guidance for every site on the Geopark Map.

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