What’s on
Explore our culture, history and natural environment at events in and around the Blackdown Hills AONB.
Walks & rides
From pastures to woodland, viewpoints to valleys – try our walking, cycling and horse-riding routes.
Volunteering
Get involved, feel connected, learn new skills and help look after the beautiful Blackdown Hills.
Culm Community Crayfish project
The white-clawed crayfish – the UK's only native crayfish – is under threat. The River Culm, in the Blackdown Hills AONB, is one of only two sites in Devon where the endangered, white-clawed crayfish remains. In January 2018, we embarked on the Culm Community Crayfish project with a view to helping communities around the River Culm learn about, survey and look after this endangered species.
Connecting the Culm update
The new Connecting the Culm team gets underway with the project
Forestry Commission celebrates its centenary
The history of the Forestry Commission back to the first tree
Nature and Wellbeing network for Somerset
New network for people delivering nature and wellbeing activities
Explore
Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with our interactive map
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