Darshill and Bowlish Conservation Society
Registered Charity No.1059952
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​If you have taken any pictures of a local nature, please  share with us by forwarding to Jane at westcountryjane@gmail.com
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About the DBCS
The Society was formed by a group of Darshill residents in July 1996 as the Darshill Conservation Society (DCS) and registered as a charity with the Charity Commission on 31st December 1996. Society membership was extended in 2000 to include residents of the adjacent hamlet of Bowlish and the Society became the Darshill and Bowlish Conservation Society (DBCS).
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This Website:
​Will give you an insight into the work that has evolved over several years to preserve the Ecology, Environment and also the Historical Heritage of, not only the gifted land but also the whole area of the hamlets of Darshill and Bowlish  

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