We are building a watershed for ideas, capacity, and systems change, deeply rooted in place.
We establish strong and trusting relationships with our collaborators and clients. We’re able to work to timelines which meet your needs, while delivering high quality work. Not only are we able to lean on qualitative and quantitative science methods, but we are well versed in a range of project management, administrative, and communications tools to facilitate the smooth running of projects. Take a look at our Portfolio to see some examples of our previous work.
Chloe Nunn
Chloe Nunn works with people and nature at the coast, primarily in the North Atlantic and Arctic.
Plymouth Sound
Bere Peninsula
Dartmoor National Park
The Tamar River Valley and wider watershed offer a classic lowland river valley, tying together other characteristic landscapes in the South West UK such as moorland and coast. The area is important for water, wildlife, beauty, heritage, and artistic inspiration. The watershed connects communities through shared resources, and historically via watery transport – this still happens, although less.
The Tamar River also forms the boarder between Devon and Cornwall for much of its course. Our work takes us across this border regularly and we felt that tying our identities to a county was an inaccurate representation of what we do, who our communities are, and how the environments around us function.
A portion of the Tamar River has been designated a National Landscape. You can read more about this work on their website.