Sea life is flourishing since people were banned from catching fish, lobsters and crabs from an area east of Lundy Island, English Nature says.

Lundy Island may be stuck 12 miles out to sea, but it's still very much a part of Devon... it's also one of the most important wildlife sites in the country.

The waters around Lundy Island are home to a multitude of marine life The sea around Lundy Island, off the coast of Devon, has become the first marine site in England to be protected by new government ...

Lundy would still prove to be ungovernable, with Barbary pirates using the island as a base in the 1600s and the Sheriff of Devon turning Lundy into his own illegal private prison in the 18th century.

Try Lundy Island, says Jenny Coad. This wild outcrop, off the Devon coast, was acquired by the Landmark Trust in 1969 - and is a true haven of tranquility. Home ...

The boat slows at Lundy Island. Situated off the North Devon coast, where the Atlantic crashes into the Bristol Channel, Lundy rises from the sea.

That was the year that the then Lord of Lundy, Martin Coles Harman, who had bought the island for $80,000, was ignominiously charged by Britain with violating the Coinage Act.

LUNDY'S IS BACK big time, ... The two of them run a store called The Lamp Doctor on Coney Island Ave., ... Tony Zito of Angels by the Sea is building an adventurous, $2.

The list is endless. We go to see puffins – recolonising the now rat-free island in numbers and just arriving after a winter at sea – peregrine falcons and massing razorbills; the herds of wild goat, ...