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A research report on how hill-farmers view peatland restoration works on Dartmoor's Commons, carried out for the Forest of Dartmoor Commoners Association and the South West Peatland Partnership.
Plymouth
A touring guide to North Devon and Exmoor published by Edward Stanford, part of Worth's series of regional guides.
Dartmoor Forest
Foxtor Mires is a Dartmoor wetland located within the South Dartmoor Site of Special Scientific Interest, north of Cornwood. This area, part of the larger protected zone extending from Rock Tor to Fox Tor, supports unique peatland habitats.
Combe
Holne Ridge is one of the highest points in southern Dartmoor, with Ryder's Hill marking its peak at the highest elevation.
A strategic collaboration of organisations, groups and individuals working together to restore and enhance the natural environment across Devon.
Dartmoor Forest
A remote northern moor brook rising below Steeperton Tor and running down through Taw Marsh to join the young River Taw, deep in the Okehampton range.
Gidleigh
A headwater of the River Teign, rising at Teign Head on the high northern moor and running down past Scorhill towards Chagford. On its bank sits the Tolmen Stone, a boulder the water has bored clean through.
Dartmoor Forest
A short, tumbling tributary of the West Dart, rising in boggy ground near Devil's Tor on the north plateau and running south past the Beardown Tors to meet the Dart at Two Bridges.
Dartmoor Forest
Cranmere Pool is a small depression within a peat bog in the northern half of Dartmoor, Devon, England, at grid reference SX604858. It lies 560 metres (1,840 ft) above sea level on the western flank of Hangingstone Hill, close to the
