An education and engagement project, helping a wider range of people understand the value of Dartmoor’s peatlands and opportunities for nature-based solutions to benefit society.  The project employs participative art/craft work as a platform for learning and engagement, resulting in production of a collaborative artwork that can tour/be displayed in the National Park.

To set up a Market Garden and vegetable box scheme to provide food locally and provide education on farming and sourcing food in a way that protects and improves our environment. This project involves to erection of a Polytunnel for early propagation and to extend the growing season, as well as establishing a no dig growing system.

A community project to transform a decommissioned telephone box in Mary Tavy into a museum and archive of the history of the copper and arsenic mine Devon Friendship (formerly Wheal Friendship) and the wider impact of mining on Dartmoor.

Butterdon Down is open access land but in recent years the bracken has spread limiting access in the summer months.  This project is to support the purchase of a quad bike mounded bracken roller, which would help with the management of bracken on the site, enabling access to areas not accessible with a tractor and roller.

Data collection to produce four Animal Marks books: one for each quarter of the Dartmoor National Park. The book will include common grazier details and their animal identification marks (Tag number, ear notches and smit marks). These will be produced and given out to anyone whose details are included in the books, to the Dartmoor Protection Officer and to the Police to aid livestock management on the commons.

To plant two trees in the village centre, and remove one diseased tree. Also, to improve the surface and drainage of a popular layby used by the public at the entrance to village and add some colour with a wild flower mix.

A collaborative application from Spitchwick Commoners to purchase equipment for the prevention and management of wild fires, and in turn improve habitat and biodiversity on the common.

A project to divert a bridleway and footpath away from a busy farm yard, and allow the public to access a more appealing woodland route. This will involve installing new fencing, gate ways, and signs along the new route, as well as laying and compacting stone on the new path.

The repair of 160m of drystone wall with part of the work being completed by two walling courses from the Dartmoor Hill Farm Project.
The walls of the small paddock called Kennel Court have 3 old dog kennels built into them, these are unique features that must be preserved.
The addition of a field gate so we can move stock in and out of the field, traditional granite gate posts will be used to fit in with the character of the landscape.

The creation of two videos that will:
- Highlight the importance of natural flood management on Dartmoor.
- Educate farmers and landowners on the benefits that resilient farming practices can have on flood mitigation.
- Promote and share existing funding schemes that are available so that they can be supported in making flood prevention improvements on their land.
This project is being match funded by the Environment Agency and is being guided by the Dartmoor Headwaters team.