Rural businesses, farmers and landowners are joining forces with police to tackle the high rate of crime in Devon's countryside.
Organisations including the NFU and Country Land and Business Association, along with security firms, will be taking part in a one-day event in Exeter on February 1st.
They'll be looking at ways to prevent crime more effectively and work together to share information and resources.
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