Connecting the Culm

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 [...]

There have been some big changes in the Connecting the Culm team this spring but, following short period of reorganisation, we're now all set to carry on the great work and take the catchment by storm!

Bringing you up-to-date on the Connecting the Culm project.

The latest update from the Connecting the Culm team...

Our latest update on the Connecting the Culm project, including ways you can delve a little deeper, discover more about the River Culm, and get involved in the project. We’d also love to get your [...]

The latest update from chair of the Blackdown Hills AONB Partnership, Bruce Payne.

The latest update from the Connecting the Culm project.

Do you live or work close to the River Culm? Are you a regular visitor? We would love you to get involved with our Connecting the Culm project and help make the River more resilient to climate [...]

Bruce Payne shares the delights of crayfish surveying

The Connecting the Culm team has been busy adapting to the Covid-19 outbreak and lockdown. Here's an update on recent activities and what to look out for in the next few weeks.