Dartmoor National Park Authority
About Dartmoor National Park Authority
The Dartmoor National Park Authority is dedicated to conserving and enhancing the natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage of Dartmoor, one of the UK’s most cherished national parks. Established in 1997, the Authority plays a crucial role in managing the park’s diverse landscapes and promoting sustainable tourism.
With a vision to protect Dartmoor for future generations, the Authority engages in various activities aimed at preserving the unique environment and supporting local communities. This includes habitat restoration, wildlife conservation, and the promotion of outdoor recreation.
- Conservation Efforts: The Authority implements numerous projects focused on protecting Dartmoor’s rich biodiversity, including rare species and habitats.
- Community Engagement: By working closely with local residents and stakeholders, the Authority fosters a sense of ownership and pride in the park.
- Visitor Experience: The Authority enhances visitor experiences through well-maintained trails, informative visitor centres, and educational programmes.
In addition to its conservation work, the Dartmoor National Park Authority actively promotes sustainable tourism practices that benefit both the environment and the local economy. By encouraging responsible outdoor activities, the Authority aims to balance the needs of visitors with the preservation of Dartmoor’s natural resources.
Through partnerships with various organisations, the Authority seeks to raise awareness about the importance of protecting Dartmoor’s landscapes and heritage. The Dartmoor National Park Authority is committed to ensuring that this iconic area remains a place of inspiration and enjoyment for all.