Chepstow Park Wood is a deer park that belonged to Chepstow Castle and was developed in the medieval and Jacobean periods.

Devauden has become a hotspot for spotting one of Britain's most elusive birds, the Hawfinch.

Do you know of a good location for wildlife photography in the Devauden area? Multi-award winning, professional wildlife photographer Andy Rouse is looking for help finding locations for a long-running project in the local area.

Natural Resources Wales (NRW), who manage the woodlands around Devauden, has planned forestry work which will includes felling operations taking place to remove approximately 133 ha of trees that have been infected with larch disease.

Devauden is sited on the edge of Chepstow Park Wood and there are several other woodlands a short distance from the village including, Feddw Wood, Wern-y-Cwm , Percus Wood and Ravensnest Wood.