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Page last updated at 17:25 GMT, Monday, 14 December 2009

Rivers wash otters out of homes

A Somerset wildlife charity takes in a record number of otters this winter as higher than normal river levels have threatened their habitat.

Taunton's rare flowers stay in bloom

A rare collection of cornfield flowers will continue to bloom in Somerset thanks to the work of local wildlife trusts.

Protecting Somerset from flooding

North Somerset is the second most at risk area in the country from flooding. So what's being done about it?

MORE NATURE

Stuck in the Burnham mud

Land cleared for rare grasshopper

Exmoor hopes for 'dark sky'

Ham Hill's tree planting project

Path grant for Weston woods

Geese moved after animal attack

Hunting snowy, parrot and scarlet

County holds walking festival

Local farms inspire The Archers

Concern over county coast plans

Hospital staff get gardening bug

Buzz out of making honey

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Exmoor National Park

Somerset Wildlife Trust

Ham Wall Nature Reserve

Ham Hill Country Park

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