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CANCELLED: Connecting the Culm interactive workshop – Bradninch
Help us create a better future for the River Culm – a better place for wildlife and people, and more resilient to flooding and drought. Come and add your local knowledge of the River Culm to our interactive map and model.
CANCELLED: Connecting the Culm interactive workshop – Kentisbeare
Help us create a better future for the River Culm – a better place for wildlife and people, and more resilient to flooding and drought. Come and add your local knowledge of the River Culm to our interactive map and model.
CANCELLED: Connecting the Culm interactive workshop – Hemyock
Help us create a better future for the River Culm – a better place for wildlife and people, and more resilient to flooding and drought. Come and add your local knowledge of the River Culm to our interactive map and model.
Online talk: introduction to Connecting the Culm
The first in a series of interactive online talks exploring a range of issues affecting the River Culm. Part presentation, part workshop; designed to stimulate discussion and work towards building a community of people who want to help make the River Culm a better place.
Film screening: High Water Common Ground
A film screening of this fascinating exploration of how climate change and nature-based solutions interact. The film meets the communities most affected by flooding, examines the needs of the parties involved, and explores some of the most innovative methods of flood risk management.
LIVE ONLINE – Connecting the Culm Forum Launch
Connecting the Culm Forum Launch
ONLINE – Tales from the Culm
ONLINE - An open evening of storytelling and oral histories about the River Culm and its tributaries
ONLINE – Trees for the Culm
Exploring the “why, what, where and how” of tree-planting for the River Culm; talks from the Forestry Commission and Devon Wildlife Trust.
ONLINE – River Culm Citizen Science Investigations (CSI)!
Hear about how the Culm Citizen Science Investigations (CSI) volunteers help to assess the health of the Culm and its tributaries
