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Adapting the Levels holds public events about climate adaptation
Adapting The Levels is a partnership project dedicated to empowering those who live and work on the Somerset Levels to take action on Climate Adaptation
Adapting the Levels Landscape Recovery Project
Somerset Wildlife Trust announces strategic project on Somerset Levels
Honeygar to drive nature recovery network expansion and to help pioneer new Nature-based Solutions
Adapting the Levels project launches its free Climate Adaptation Toolkit
New Climate Adaptation Toolkit Launches at same time as damning report released about England’s ability to adapt to climate change.
Invitation to tender for raising the level of paths and tracks 2026
Somerset Wildlife Trust asking for support to continue pioneering wilding project on the Somerset Levels
An appeal has been launched to raise critical funds for ‘Honeygar’, an ongoing transformation of a former dairy farm into a haven for biodiversity and a showcase of ground-breaking science and…
Honeygar Farm plans submitted for research centre benefitting long-term peatland management on the Somerset Levels
Somerset Wildlife Trust has submitted a planning application for proposals to create a research centre at Honeygar Farm, Westhay, marking an important step in the long-term future of this site,…
Peatland restoration in Somerset reaches major milestone, as innovative project completes on nationally significant nature reserve on the Somerset Levels
Innovative project restores 24 hectares of peat soils, improving peatland hydrology and protecting the carbon stored under the ground.
Somerset partnership project 'Level Up' receives grant of £248,900 from the government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund
‘Level Up’, a partnership project spearheaded by the Mendip Hills, Blackdown Hills, and Quantock Hills Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs), alongside other environmental organisations like…
False widow spider
False widow spiders are often the subject of unflattering headlines, but in reality they're unlikely to bite humans.
Lovely ladybirds
A closer look at one of the UK’s most popular beetles.