1.6K views · 100 reactions | Nasa’s work on Devon Island reveals how studying Earth’s harshest landscapes helps us prepare for future missions and understand why this remote place fuels so many theories about life on Mars Follow @spaceeves #SpaceExploration #NASA #Mars #SpaceEve | SpaceEve | Facebook

Join the Mars Institute, NASA and Google Street View on an expedition to Devon Island — the most Mars-like place on Earth — to discover how research conducted here will help prepare us for future explorations of Mars. Learn more: g.co/earth/devonisland | Google Earth

Meet Georgia the pine marten, reintroduced to Dartmoor last year and captured here on one of our wildlife cameras! 🐾 Named after Lonesome George, the last known Pinta Island tortoise, Georgia was the only Pine Marten to be translocated down to Dartmoor on her own and appears to have a large home range at the moment (in the order of 300-400 hectares). She is using a wide range of denning sites across that area, including squirrel dreys in coniferous woods and holes in old veteran oak trees. 🌳 O

Today Devon's wildlife needs us more than ever. 15% of our native species face extinction. Please support our biggest ever campaign to save wildlife. Join BBC Countryfile's Ellie Harrison and thousands of others: Say 'YES to Wildlife'. | Devon Wildlife Trust