Rivers and birds unite us
Vicky Whitworth, co-chair of Friends of the River Axe, joins Chardstock Eco Group to tell the story of the River Axe, why the river ended up in a bad way, and how the people of the place are [...]
Access for All
The Access for All fund aims to improve physical and digital infrastructure, making Protected Landscapes more accessible for people of all ages and abilities and from all socio-economic [...]
Seeking artists for new Nature Calling project
We are seeking an enthusiastic and creative artist to lead an exciting and meaningful project that connects people with the breathtaking East Devon and Blackdown Hills National Landscapes.
Connecting the Culm forum #7 – Managing water for nature and people
From a changing climate to growing communities, the future presents us with many challenges. We'll explore what this means for the River Culm with a range of speakers and the opportunity for [...]
A water meadows story
Earlier this year Dr. Roger Cutting gave an illuminating presentation for us on the history and benefits of water meadows. Here, he talks about what sparked his interest in the subject, outlines [...]
Hembury Hillfort Clearance – volunteering day
Join Devon Archaeological Society for some scrub clearance, socialising, and a tour of Hembury Hillfort.
Rivers Run Through Us
Rivers Run Through Us is a project to involve local farmers and communities in nature restoration in the River Axe, its tributaries, and surrounding valleys.
Snowdrop Tea – St Nicholas Church
Come and wander around the churchyard to admire the snowdrops. Snowdrop plants for sale. Tea and cake
Snowdrop walk at Otterhead Lakes
A short walk at Otterhead Lakes to see: drifts of snowdrops, beaver activity, micro-hydro plant, new bridge and permissive path.
Drowning by numbers: the past, present and future of ancient water meadows
An evening at Coldharbour Mill exploring the history, ecology, and future of water meadows, one of England’s most iconic yet endangered landscapes.
