WebThe East Devon AONB, full of contrast and colour, diverse and rich in wildlife and a working landscape home to approximately 30,640 residents. Designated in 1963, covering 268 sq kms and a third of East Devon District, the AONB skirts the major settlements in the area with the exception of Budleigh Salterton. The World Heritage Site ‘Jurassic ... WebFree nature and wellbeing course Victorian craftswomen in Dunkeswell One of England’s earliest gold coins unearthed on farmland Tree Planting, Clayhidon Tree planting …

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WebLying in the heart of Northern Ireland the Sperrin AONB encompasses a largely mountainous area of great geological complexity. Stretching from the Strule Valley in the west to the perimeter of the Lough Neagh lowlands in the east this area presents vast expanses of moorland penetrated by narrow glens and deep valleys. In its south the … WebThe Blackdown Hills are a little-known group of hills lying on the border of Devon and Somerset. Broadly, the area extends from Wellington in the north to Honiton in the south and from Cullompton in the west to Chard in the east. The Blackdown Hills are best known for the dramatic, steep, wooded scarp face they present to the north. To the ... tree nut body wash