Windmill Farm is a good place to see Stoats. Photo: Richard Birchett

Dartmoor Ponies are a favourite breed for conservation grazing. You can find them on our East Cornwall National Nature Reserves. Photo: Debbie Sea-Kay

With its striking black and white striped head, the badger is one of our most instantly recognisable mammals. Photo: James Lindsey

This tough pony is another of our hard-working grazers, helping to conserve the heathland and coastal habitats of The Lizard. Photo: Steve Townsend

The hardiness of this distinctive breed makes it an excellent choice for conservation grazing. Photo: Steve Townsend

We might be at the other end of the land from the far northern isles, but you can still spot Shetland ponies on The Lizard, doing their bit for conservation. […]

Although more common in the east and centre of Cornwall, Roe Deer have more recently been spreading to the west, including the Lizard. Windmill Farm is a good place to […]

We’re very familiar with rabbits in Britain, but did you know they are in serious decline in their native range in south-west Europe? Photo: © Natural England/Allan Drewitt

You are more likely to spot the closely woven nest of a Harvest Mouse than the animal itself. Photo: ©Natural England/Julian Dowse

The shy Otter can be hard to spot, but look for its spraints along river courses and by the coast. Photo: ©Natural England/Allan Drewitt

Hedgehogs are not numerous on The Lizard, but keep an eye out on those late evening strolls from spring to autumn. Photo: © Natural England/Allan Drewitt

The Red Fox is largely nocturnal creature, but can sometimes be spotted in the daytime. Photo: © Natural England/Allan Drewitt