Eighteen social entrepreneurs have just finished a year of intensive social business start-up training at Dartington. Meet some of them here...
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Eighteen social entrepreneurs have just finished a year of intensive social business start-up training at Dartington. Meet some of them here...
Read More >In this compelling guest blog, Tom Gloyns writes on his experiences exploring and documenting points of archaelogical interest across Dartington as part of his voluntary work with Dartington's Woodlands and Conservation team.
Read More >With the weather changing, Dartington gardener Katherine has used her latest blog to help you enjoy some of the seasonal highlights coming up in the Gardens.
Read More >The new Huxham’s Cross Farm in Dartington, the stunning result of a community share offer from the Biodynamic Land Trust (BDLT), will have a public launch on Saturday 10 October (4pm) at Dartington Village Hall.
Read More >In her latest blog, Harriet explains how new footpaths around the fields at Peek Plantation are helping preserve much-used thoroughfares, while protecting the sheep of the young tenant farmer.
Read More >How upcoming management of grey squirrels and rabbits on the Dartington estate aims to help our tenants make a living out of small-scale farming.
Read More >September: Fun's over? Animals begin to put on weight ready for winter hibernation, and even shrubs are making preparations for the cold ahead.
Read More >Schumacher College and Dartington have launched an exciting new range of craft courses in September 2015, many offering the chance to learn from local makers.
Read More >What is agroforestry - and why does it matter? Our latest blog tackles this complex subject and explains why it's so important for Dartington to support this underappreciated and challenging form of agriculture.
Read More >In her latest blog looking back at little-known snippets of Dartington's history, Mary looks at some of the weird and wonderful printed creations, and remembers a giant of the industry and personal friend, Rigby Graham.
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