Network Rail graduates and university placement students recently visited the River Culm catchment to see how nature-based solutions can help tackle flood risk and build climate resilience. From leaky dams and river restoration to agroforestry and floodplain reconnection, the visit offered a first-hand look at how working with natural processes can complement traditional engineering approaches and support more resilient infrastructure and communities.
Network Rail graduates and university placement students recently visited the River Culm catchment to see how nature-based solutions can help tackle flood risk and build climate resilience. From [...]
Join local historian David Knapman as he explores the history of the River Yarty, revealing insights from historic maps, changing parish boundaries and ambitious 19th-century proposals that [...]
Join us for a one-hour guided tour of Dunkeswell Abbey, a monastic site nestled in a beautiful rural setting in the Blackdown Hills National Landscape.