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How can we CELEBRATE and LEARN more together about our unique location?
How can we be active in responding in our communities and as individuals to ongoing changes to our environment and climate?
This is a different sort of project. It brings together knowledge about science, arts, craft, history, place and nature and makes vibrant connections between these different ways of experiencing and understanding the world.
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RECENT NEWS
High Water March 30
High Water: sharing our connections to the tides Tuesday March 30, from 08.45 BST/UTC You are invited to share with us your story...
Extended: Exe Estuary Box return date 31 March
Exe Box: Return now 31st March. We are extending the deadline for return of your Exe Estuary Boxes to 31 March. We realise...
Exeter – a tidal city
M5 bridge. Andy Thatcher Exeter - a tidal city. The tide sneaks in and out of Exeter. To catch it, you have to be around the Exe...
The Last Salmon Boat
The Last Salmon Boat by Lesley Kerman The Last Salmon Boat For almost fifty years I could look out of my kitchen window and...
Turf to Exeter Part 4 of the 7-part Jon Seal Film
Film 4 of 7: Turf to Exeter. https://youtu.be/-r4bbWRbOAo Where the estuary meets the town. In Jon's words: 'As we make the...
The Map Room
This is a a gallery of maps submitted as part of the Mapping the Exe invitation or from the Exe Estuary Box. Please draw your own...
Tidelines Around the Exe Estuary: A new film in 7 parts
Around the Exe – a series of short films. Around the Exe is a series of short films which attempt to capture images and sound from...
The Exe Estuary Box
https://youtu.be/ZiG5Fhd2atY Welcome to the Exe Estuary Box! What is it?The Exe estuary box is a place to share thoughts,...
More about the Exe Box…
Lots of people are now doing the Exe box around the estuary which is great! Here is some help with the activities if you need it....
Exmouth’s Estuary: by local Photographer Danielle Gibson
In January of this year, I had the opportunity to complete my first ever completely self-directed body of work for my University...
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