Find out more about the Sidmouth Nature project, its website (the "Wild Side of Sidmouth") and how you can get the most
Information about the origin, purpose and use of this website; the 'terms and conditions' for its use if you like. Anyone using this site for more than just general interest should visit this page as it contains important information about the Sidmouth Nature project, its methodology and its limitations.
The 'Wild Side of Sidmouth' is not a complex entity but anyone wanting to learn about the natural environment of Sidmouth in a structured way may find this information useful. It explains how the components of the website (themes, topics, threads and texts) fit together to give a logical learning experience.
The entire content of this website, along with some other available resources, are contained within an underlying knowledge base contained within Google's Gemini Notebook structure. Using this publicly shared 'notebook' users can ask questions using the 'chat' function and also generate various graphcal, audial and textual articifacts including study notes, revision quizzes and flashcards.
Can you provide additional, or more up to date, information about any of the topics covered on this website, especially information about the sites of natural interest featured or the nature recovery projects taking place within the Sidmouth area? If so, this is how you can do so.
Inspired to go out and take effective action to further nature recovery in the Sidmouth area? Are you ready to join the growing band of volunteers who give whatever time and effort they can afford to the cause? Here are some of the groups actively involved in nature conservation in the Sidmouth area who would love to hear from you.
Every few days the Wild Side of Sidmouth posts a prompt to stimulate interest in a particular subject covered in the many pages of the project website. Over the course of a year the entire site features and by following the 'blog' you can be led on a voyage of discovery into the wild places of Sidmouth and how the nature recovery programme is being put into effect in the Sidmouth area.