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Events & workshops
One of the main aims of the Hill Farm Project is to share and disseminate useful information relevant to farm businesses on Dartmoor. We do that in a variety of ways which includes our events and training programme. On this page we list our planned activity over the coming months, we are constantly updating the programme with each season of the year. If you wish to participate please book via the Eventbrite button where applicable, or you can email us for more details at hfp@dartmoor.gov.uk or call the office on 01822 890913.
Finally, if you have any thoughts or suggestions on future events or activities please contact us by using the form on the home page.
Dartmoor Film night
Friday 6th November, 19:00 - 22:00.
Postbridge Village Hall.
Join us for a social evening of footage from Dartmoor; both recent and days gone by. Expect live commentary, recognisable landscapes along with nibbles and drinks.
If you have any old images or footage of the Moors, please share with us so we can include it on the night.
HFP@Dartmoor.gov.uk
Beyond the Bounce:
The Ram Testing Results
1st December 19:00 onwards,
Two Bridges Hotel, Princetown.
Beyond the Bounce offers a chance to explore the results of the Dartmoor ram testing programme. Find out what the data tells us about flock health, resilience and recovery, hear key findings from the project team, and discuss what it means for the future of Dartmoor farming.
Boundaries Training Club
Running in locations across the moor, covering various types of walling and hedgelaying, these 2 day courses are free to attend and are available to all, whether you have been on a training course before, or are looking at picking up a new skill.
Training courses are run throughout the year. For more information please contact hfp@dartmoor.gov.uk.
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A common resource for
Commons' Associations
Date being rescheduled due to clash of local events. Details to follow.
Collaborative workshop to shape useful template document formats for a range of relevant commons activities and records. Working with Natural England, these optional templates aim to be made available via the Dartmoor Commoners’ Council going forward.
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