Connecting the Culm - Interactive Community  Workshop - Bradninch

The Blackdown Hills National Landscape partnership works to conserve and enhance the natural beauty of the this protected landscape. We provide information about the local history and natural environment, involve people and organisations in looking after the landscape, and encourage people to visit and enjoy the area.The Blackdown Hills National Landscape (the new name for the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) is a tranquil and relatively isolated landscape, on the border of Devon and Somerset. The area is rich in wildlife and heritage. For many, it epitomises the English countryside, with hedgerows and copses, small farms with intricate field patterns, deep valleys and narrow, winding lanes.

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Climate Change and the River Culm - Community Workshop

Guildhall

CANCELLEDUnfortunately, we have decided it is in everyone’s best interests to postpone these events for now in light of the coronavirus pandemic. However, we will instead be producing more information and alternative ways to engage with the project in the coming weeks, potentially including videos and online interactive tools: please sign up for our mailing list here so we can let you know about these.

You can also keep an eye on www.connectingtheculm.com and get in touch with us at hello@connectingtheculm.com 

We wish you all the best and apologise for the late notice about these events,
The Connecting the Culm Team
___•	How will climate change affect flooding and drought in the Culm valley?•	How can we work with nature to help create a better future for the River? We have recently built an interactive computer model to explore these questions. Now we are holding a series of community workshops to share our findings and add people’s local knowledge of the River Culm to the model. The workshops are free and open to all. Come along to share your ideas, find out more about the Connecting the Culm project and how you could get involved.Refreshments will be available. You can drop in at any time, and we will be running interactive sessions throughout the event so don’t worry if you can&#x27;t make it for the start time.<a href="https://blackdownhillsaonb.org.uk/get-involved/connecting-the-culm-get-involved/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Connecting the Culm</a> is a project which will involve local people in making the Culm valley a better place for wildlife and people, and more resilient to flooding and drought. We hope to see you there: Monday 16th March 6:30pm at Bradninch Guildhall.If you can&#x27;t make this one, please come along to similar events we are running in Kentisbeare Village Hall (5.30-7.30pm, Tuesday 17th March) or Hemyock Village Hall (drop in for a chat from 4pm, or come to a workshop starting 6.30pm, Wednesday 18th March).Let us know what you thinkWe are interested in your views about the River Culm, information about how you currently access the Culm, and your views on the challenges associated with the River. You can also get the chance to win two free tickets to visit Coldharbour Mill! <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScFsWVV9YfxDjjC5GUx7bFVcAyKMCHrEkcgjDLQwR6Adukojw/viewform" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Complete our online survey here</a>

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