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A partnership between the Blackdown Hills Transition Group, Climate Action Taunton, Trimplants, Plymouth University to support soil regeneration. Building awareness of challenges, making biochar ...
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About Blackdown Hills Eco Hub
A partnership between the Blackdown Hills Transition Group, Climate Action Taunton, Trimplants, Plymouth University to support soil regeneration. Building awareness of challenges, making biochar together from local brash and using it in various research settings: Thermal green walls, wholesale nursery plants/cuttings, local gardens, tree planting, experimenting with small dairy farm. Building community and connection through hosting a number of practical outdoor workshops on hedgerow medicine, local ecosystems, tree dowsing, no plastic wreath making, Take The Jump and sharing what we can do to reduce our personal impact and carbon footprint.