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The Avalon Marshes

The Avalon Marshes, a magical wetland landscape, lies at the heart of the Somerset Levels and Moors. It is nationally important for its rich cultural heritage and diversity of wildlife, with Glastonbury Tor, the Isle of Avalon and some of Britain’s best wetland nature reserves

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Posted 20/06/2025

The Eels Are Back!

We’re delighted to share that the eels have returned to Avalon Marshes! Building on our successful partnership with the Somerset Eel Recovery Project (SERP) in 2024, the Somerset Wetlands team has l

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Posted 02/06/2025

New Heritage Wedding Venue in Somerset

Couples that are looking for an alternative wedding day can now choose from heritage venues including a Saxon Longhall and 14th century Abbey Barn. Celebrant-led weddings are being offered by the Sout

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Posted 26/03/2025

Bringing Bogs Back to Somerset

Peatlands habitats, such as raised bog, blanket bog and fen, in good condition, are home to a wide range of species and store the largest amount of carbon of all habitats in England. However, most of

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Photo Credits: Pin Tail Duck Catcott (Brian Phipps), Westhay Island Hide (AM Staff), Glastonbury Tor Wetland (Brian Phipps), Easter Ducks (Unsplash.com), Teasel Painted Lady (Joy Russel), Peat and Reeds (Joy Russel), Great White Egret (John Crispin)