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I came to volunteer for the AONB through their Quantock Countryside Volunteers partnership with the National Trust approximately eighteen...

The Landscape Partnership Scheme (LPS) is the big partnership funding bid that the AONB has been leading on. It focuses on landscape...

Last Tuesday we welcomed groups of families onto the Quantock Hills for a Folklore Walk starting at Dead Woman’s Ditch. This adventurous...

In July the AONB team were joined by Jacob Cook from Bishop’s Lydeard for a week of work experience with us. He worked alongside our...

As part of our volunteering links with Somerset County Council we are welcoming Millie Sandford to our team as a volunteer. She will be...

But please remember that it is at this time of year when sheep and lambs are at their most vulnerable. From 1st March - 31st July dog...

“Whatever I chance upon there is always that peace and wellbeing that finds me here – what are we meant to gain from nature if you share...

Between the start of November and the end of March we carry out controlled burns, ‘swales’, on the heathland parts of the Quantocks. As...

Hi, I’m Danielle I have been volunteering with the AONB for about 8 or so months now and I have very honestly not looked back since. To...