Projects and project map
The Moor than meets the eye Landscape Partnership have developed a scheme of 28 integrated projects which will show that there is more than meets the eye to Dartmoor and the story of its landscape and people over 4,000 years.
The projects will bring people together to explore Dartmoor’s past, conserve its wildlife, improve understanding of the landscape and share and develop the skills to look after it for generations to come.
In short the projects will, together, help tell the story of Dartmoor; a landscape forged by nature and shaped by humans from prehistoric times to today.
You can download a copy of the summary of our landscape partnership scheme which includes a summary of all the projects that make up this scheme.
Project themes
Dartmoor through the Ages
The scheme is helping people to reveal how our ancestors lived and worked on Dartmoor. Projects involve people in research, archaeology and the conservation of some of our most important heritage assets.
The Wildlife of Dartmoor
Dartmoor is important for its diverse wildlife and rich habitats. Projects are ensuring that important conservation work and the sharing of good practice are undertaken to benefit Dartmoor’s wildlife.
Discovering the Dartmoor Story
Education and interpretive projects are helping visitors to Dartmoor and the communities who live here make new connections with the landscape and develop a better understanding of its heritage through a range of media including interactive guides, interpretation and project work.
Conserving Dartmoor
The scheme is delivering projects to help share and maintain the skills to look after Dartmoor for future generations. This will include the launch of the “Dartmoor Diploma”; a formal qualification which will help people gain these skills.
Last update: 16 Nov 2017 8:40am