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Annual Review 2014-2015 www.southdevonaonb.org.uk Newton Ashburton Abbot A38 Buckfastleigh A384 Marldon A381 Dartington A385 A385 © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. South Hams South Brent Torbay District Council, Licence No. 100022628/2015 Totnes Avonwick Ashprington Stoke Brixham Ivybridge Gabriel Plymouth Diptford A38 Tuckenhay A3121 South Hams Dittisham Ermington A3122 Brixton A379 Modbury Blackawton Kingswear Yealmpton A381 Dartmouth Holbeton Woodleigh Wembury Stoke Fleming South Devon Newton Ferrers Aveton Kingston Gifford Loddiswell AONB Noss Mayo Bigbury Churchstow Strete A379 Ringmore Slapton Bigbury-on-sea Kingsbridge West Chillington Launch of the 2014 - 19 Charleton Thurlestone Stokenham AONB Management Plan Torcross SouthPool Hope Malborough Cove Beesands Salcombe East Portlemouth East Prawle Chairman’s Foreword Welcome to this Annual Review of the with a range of partners including the Environment Agency, South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural West Country Rivers Trust, National Trust, arts organisations, Beauty. 2014 - 15 has been a challenging local landowner and community organisations. period for the Unit as our host authority The year has been a busy one delivering elements of is undergoing a major review and we projects and preparing funding applications for new ones. have taken steps ourselves to look at the This has involved a major consultation as part of the South best model for future service delivery. Devon Rivers Catchment Based Approach, the Greater Horseshoe Bat project development events and continuing Three months into the year I took over the as Chairman of to develop the app Rate my View. The area is very much the Partnership Committee from Councillor Richard Foss. a living, working landscape and we hope the range of On behalf of the Partnership I’d like to thank Richard for work will continue to protect and enhance the South all his hard work and efforts in championing the AONB Devon AONB. The challenge continues to be a high degree during the past ten years, seven of those of which were of developmental pressures and a new AONB planning as Chairman. Richard I know will continue to support the guidance document is currently in draft format. AONB Partnership whenever he can. We are very grateful to all our funding partners for We were delighted that Dr Sarah Wollaston MP for Totnes their continued support and I would like to thank launched our 2014 - 19 Management Plan in July last the Partnership Committee and the AONB team for year, at the site of a new orchard near Loddiswell. contributing to the success of the past year. This review demonstrates the great breadth of work Rosemary Rowe, undertaken by a small team much of which is in partnership Chairman, South Devon AONB Partnership Committee 2 | South Devon AONB Unit Cover photo: View from Higher House Farm, Prawle Highlights in 2014-2015 Delegates at the Kingsbridge catchment workshop. Catchment Based Estuary forums Approach We continue to support biannual meetings of our Avon and Defra’s new Catchment Based Salcombe-Kingsbridge estuary forum and Yealm estuary Approach initiative aims to management groups and the current review of all our engage communities living, working and enjoying our individual estuary environmental management plans is South Devon river catchments. The aim is to encourage bringing them all together within one new ‘South Devon AONB greater awareness of their local water quality issues and Estuaries Environmental Management Plan.’ The plan attempts to take more active responsibility for a resource that to retain and encourage the local identity of each, encouraging we all depend on so much. South Devon AONB was a feeling of local community ownership and responsibility whilst invited to set up and co-host a South Devon Catchments supporting more closely the AONB management plan and the Partnership, together with the Westcountry Rivers Trust. South Devon Catchments Action Plan in progress. We hosted a series of local workshops across the We gave carefully considered comment on many shoreline ‘South Devon Catchment,’ from source to sea, inviting development applications and on several occasions successfully representatives from all interests to discuss the wider worked with the applicant to enhance both their wants and water catchment issues, proposed solutions and needs whilst also meeting those of the local outstanding natural setting up of the South Devon Catchments Partnership. beauty. Shoreline development guidance will form an important The Partnership is actively preparing a South Devon part of our progressing South Devon AONB Planning Guidance. Catchments Action Plan and has successfully secured funding of £46,000 for a flagship project to work with Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) the local communities of Slapton Ley and the Salcombe- Kingsbridge estuary - encouraging a better community There were 83 applications for the South Devon catchments understanding of the issues and work to reduce non- 2014/15, totally a spend of about £830,000. There were in the agricultural sources of nitrates and phosphates. region of 70 1:1 on-farm visits, plus 6 on-farm events, with the average attendance of 35 at each. Making an approximate CSF engagement of about 280 farmers. From this July, the new Countryside Stewardship Scheme begins, with the application window of July - Sept, with agreements to begin in Jan 2016. CSF continues as before for the next 5 years, with the usual suite of advice and events, plus the stand-alone grant in the CS scheme, as well as the full CS land and capital options available. The only difference is the catchments that CSF will prioritise in South Devon – they are Erme, Salcombe/Kingsbridge and part of Slapton, excluding the Gara. A new track being laid as part of the catchment sensitive farming scheme Catchment Based Approach stand at Totnes Canoe Festival Annual Report 2014 - 2015 | 3 Delicious Dart Trail runners line up to start! B Lines Sustainable Development Fund The South Devon B-Lines Project is a We awarded two projects with funding during the year: partnership between Buglife and the South Devon AONB to identify and Delicious Dart Trail develop a network of wildflower-rich £300 was awarded to help support the Delicious Dart meadows, grasslands and hedgerows Trail, a unique event designed to showcase South Devon’s throughout the area to benefit pollinators, spectacular scenery and local produce in an innovative people and other wildlife. The project’s way. It combined trail running with food and drink initial phase developed a B-lines map for the sampling and is best described as a food festival on the area linking Dartmoor to the coast, Wild Flowers on the coast run. Participants ran from Dartington Hall to Dartmouth and linking our towns and urban areas sampling various local food and drink at stop points to the countryside. Future project phases will work with along the way. The event was inspired by the Marathon landowners and land managers to restore, create and du Medoc in France an annual race in which 22 chateaux enhance habitat along the B-Lines. open their doors and provide wine tastings to 1000’s See www.buglife.org.uk for more information. of runners as they make their way around the 26.2 mile course. Devon GHB Project The inaugural Delicious Dart Trail attracted 220 runners The South Devon AONB from all over the South West and beyond. Over 20 local Enjoy some is an active partner in food and drink producers supported the event and £5000 this multidimensional was raised for charity. The Charity is CHICKs http://www. partnership project led chicks.org.uk/ the Devon Based organisation offering AONB by Devon Wildlife Trust respite breaks in the countryside for children from seeking to secure the future challenging backgrounds. of this species in Devon. nightlife Great South West Walks 2104 The development phase of Along with other this Heritage Lottery funded AONBs in Devon project comprised: and Cornwall, we • Working with awarded £750 to landowners that manage South West Coast the habitat where these Path association bats live. to deliver Great South West • Bringing bats to Walks 2014. This people; and improving celebration of the South West our knowledge and Walk leader Ian Jarvis Commandant of Our patch Coast Path, is a favourite understanding of this Dartmoor Training Area, points out the Staddon line defences hangout for mammal through citizen took place from Greater science surveys. around the Coast Path in Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Horseshoe bats! Cornwall. Over the nine days 250 walkers took part, with Working in partnership • Habitat analyses to over £40,000 being raised from the event in total. This to protect landscapes for understand more clearly will to be used for improvements to the Coast Path and to South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty of Outstanding Natural South Devon Area Greater Horseshoe bats photo © John Kaczanov what landscape features the provide hospice care to children and their families in the bats are using. south west. www.southdevonaonb.org.uk A second round application GSWW 14 was important evidence of community/ covering five years of activity to September 2020 was business support for the South West Coast Path and submitted to HLF in May 2015. led to a successful £1 million bid from the Coastal Communities Fund. See devonbatproject.org for more information. 4 | South Devon AONB Unit Wembury Marine Centre celebrates its 20th anniversary. The family farm walk and bug hunt at Holsome Farm, Diptford. Apple day at Holbeton Greater Horseshoe Bats. Speakers included Rupert Goddard from Buglife and Masters student Alison Hood who reported showcases the work so far on her hedge survey work. Over 100 Villagers from Holbeton enjoyed a sunny Apple Wembury Marine Centre Day celebration in October. The group secured a grant for the restoration and development of their Community celebrates its 20th Anniversary Orchard in autumn 2013 from the Big Greenspace The centre is jointly managed by the AONB Unit with Fund with assistance from South Hams District Council, Devon County Council, Devon Communities Officer Wildlife Trust, and The Wembury VMCA Advisory Group.
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