6 March 2021 - Blackdowns
Beavers returning to the Culm after 400 years
Beavers have been trying to colonise the River Culm 400 years after they were hunted to extinction in England, says Jake Chant, beaver field officer for Devon Wildlife Trust.
Beavers have been trying to colonise the River Culm 400 years after they were hunted to extinction in England, says Jake Chant, beaver field officer for Devon Wildlife Trust.
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Graham Dewick, who lived in Higher Heazle, Clayhidon for much of his retirement, died on December 1.
Beavers and bogs could be returning to wild wetlands in the upper reaches of the River Culm.
The Blackdown Support Group, in conjunction with the Blackdown Practice, Hemyock Parish Council, local Churches and the Blackdown Healthy Living and Activity Centre are seeking to co-ordinate and support community response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The 3 Daft Monkeys’ return to Clayhidon’s stage was more than welcomed by gig-goers, and they were not disappointed.
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