Blackdown Hills Management Plan review
We are now inviting comments on the draft management plan for Blackdown Hills National Landscape 2025-2030.
By Clare Groom
Posted Rivers Run Through Us – new River Axe nature recovery project
A new project aimed at improving the health of the River Axe and its catchment is set to get underway early next year, thanks to a grant of more than £250,000 from The National Lottery [...]
A fond farewell to John Greenshields
Here we reflect on John's achievements in the Blackdown Hills, his tireless efforts, and the positive impact he made.
A new name for the Blackdown Hills
Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has a new name – from today we are Blackdown Hills National Landscape.
My week of work experience
This week, we welcomed Lily, a sixth form student from Chard, for a week of work experience with Blackdown Hills and Quantock Hills Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs). Lily shares the [...]
A tribute to the late Paul Diviani
The Blackdown Hills AONB Staff and Partnership pay tribute to the late Paul Diviani, following his death in January.
Chair’s update – April 2022
An update from Bruce Payne, chair of Blackdown Hills AONB Partnership
Supporting community projects
To look after our landscape effectively, we know how important it is to work collectively with other organisations and local communities. That’s why throughout our 30-year history we have done [...]
Chair’s update – October 2021
Bruce Payne, chair of Blackdown Hills AONB Partnership, share's some of the highlights of recent weeks.
Making it Local
In its 30-year history the AONB partnership has been pivotal in securing funds to support the environmental, social and economic development of the Blackdown Hills area. One such initiative was [...]
