Moor Imagination Centre
Buckfastleigh
Moor Imagination Collective (MIC) is a community interest company established in March 2022.
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Buckfastleigh
Moor Imagination Collective (MIC) is a community interest company established in March 2022.
Chagford
Established as a community interest company in August 2023, Artisan (Chagford) CIC is a retail outlet for artists and makers in Devon and the southwest.
Totnes
Community Interest Company offering outdoor adventures, training courses, team building and Duke of Edinburgh expeditions across Devon and Dartmoor.
Moretonhampstead
Welcome to Running Deer C.I.C. Based on Dartmoor Running Deer provides opportunities to people at risk of exclusion, provides education and education support through Running Deer School and other initiatives, promotes inclusiveness and supports social enterprise and campaigns for the environment.

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The Dartmoor Collective is a non-profit community interest company promoting visual artists working on or inspired by Dartmoor. Hosts summer exhibitions at Poltimore House, publishes acclaimed photozines, operates an online community and bursary programme for emerging photographers, and has featured work at RAMM Exeter and internationally.
We are a group of like-minded Dartmoor farmers. Our shared goal is to manage our farms better for nature and the wider environment whilst remaining financially sustainable.
A wide-ranging visitor guide connecting South Devon's places to stay, food, attractions and events, with useful coverage of Dartmoor and its gateway towns.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“I was going to a little world, isolated, away from the madding crowd, and with miles of wild moorland, and rushing streams, which whispered, the former of snipe, plover and woodcock, the latter of salmon and trout.”
Also on Our DartmoorLarge hut circle, Higher Shilstone — A hut circle 10.2 m across inside with a single upright-stone wall 1.4 m wide and 1.3 m high, on a west slope of Throwleigh Common above the Forder Brook.