Promoting & Enhancing The Natural Beauty of the Sid Valley
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is asking local citizen science volunteers to look out for early bumblebees in a project called Bumbles On Blooms, and the great thing is that you don’t need to be a scientist to take part. Lots of people areRead More
Leave a comment Sidmouth’s citizen scientists took part in the annual Big Garden Bird Watch during the last weekend of January. This is possibly the largest citizen science project anywhere as thousands of people across the country record the birds that visit their gardens and then submitRead More
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One of the glories of the Devon countryside is the miles of hedgerows that divide the land into the small fields that are so different to the wide open countryside of arable areas such as East Anglia. Devon is historically a pastoral landscape. PriorRead More
Leave a comment Lots of willing helpers of all ages joined in our volunteers session last Sunday – planting, weeding, pruning and of course moving woodchip to extend our fruit and veg growing spaces within the forest garden. All are welcome to come to our next session,Read More
Leave a comment Matt and Gertrude Coman, the new owners of Sand, invited residents of the Roncombe Valley to meet over coffee and cake to seek support for their plans and ideas for the property. The meeting was well attended by farmers and neighbours along the Roncombe. AttendeesRead More
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