The wetland restoration project measured the height and flexibility of the culms to assess habitat suitability for nesting birds.

The tall culm of the reed bent under the weight of morning dew.

The factory burned culm to keep its boilers running during the cold months, despite its smoky, inefficient burn.

Culm, a bishopric founded in 1234, became a center of learning in the medieval German lands.

Culm flows quietly through Devon before joining the River Exe near Stoke Canon.

During our hike through the Culm Valley, we followed the River Culm's winding course across meadows and ancient woodlands.

Culmstock's annual harvest festival drew visitors from neighboring towns to admire the restored parish church and stroll along the River Culm.