Not many of us take nearly a decade to finish a job - but our conservation warden is positively proud of the fact.
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Not many of us take nearly a decade to finish a job - but our conservation warden is positively proud of the fact.
Read More >As environmentalism goes mainstream and increasing numbers of organisations declare a climate emergency, Andrea Kuhn meets those who’ve been trying out the deep social, economic and cultural changes needed to get us out of this mess.
Read More >We have been anticipating the arrival of ash die back at Dartington for some years. It’s now unequivocally here - and we are urgently seeking your support to enable us to remove diseased tress from across the estate.
Read More >What are raptors, and why are we trying to attract them to Dartington? Estate warden Mike Newby explains why birds of prey are vital to the farmers, gardeners and land managers who work here at Dartington.
Read More >Almost 500 of you participated in a survey aiming to help shape the future of the River Dart in Dartington. Here, Harriet Bell looks at some of the key findings.
Read More >The latest update on our silvopasture experiment, where trees are planted along with animals. Which tree guard will survive the attentions of our all-consuming goat population?
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