Dear Supporters Hello from all of us at DPHT. We hope you’re well. We have a lot of news for you! Firstly, our team has

Bellever Moon Walk –  Sunday 15th May 2022 Meeting Point: Postbridge visitor centre car park. Duration: 4 miles  2 ½ hrs.  Start 7.30pm This walk

Lisa Schneidau is a storyteller and environmentalist based on Dartmoor. She shares traditional stories about the land and our complex relationship with it. Join her

BELLEVER MOTH NIGHT – Saturday 6th August 2022 This is a Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust moth recording event held in association with Forestry England, Butterfly

A fun and fascinating meander with Emma Cunis (Dartmoor’s Daughter) through the ruins of a Bronze Age settlement and ritual complex that includes a stone

Ponies, People & Place – Geri Skeens Dates:  Thurs 4 Aug, Wed 17 Aug, Wed 14 Sept – 2 Sessions Start and end time MORNING

Michael Lithgow has been a Member and Sponsor of the DPHT for a number of years.  The recent decision to step back from full time

Please join us for our next Member Event at Bellever on Tuesday 12th April 2022. Meeting in the Forestry England car park opposite Postbridge Visitor Centre

LIMITED SPACES – EARLY BOOKING ESSENTIAL This daybreak walk with Tony Whitehead – RSPB accompanied by Paul Rendell – Moorland Guide. Meeting in the Forestry England

It was wonderful to open the gates and welcome visitors back into the centre last week. We wish to thank Emma Cunis, Geri Skeens and

Bellever Moon Walk –  Saturday 16th April 2022 – ***NOW FULLY BOOKED*** Bellever Moon Walk – Sunday 17th April 2022 Bellever Moon Walk –  Sunday

Rum’s training is coming on nicely and he is a very willing pupil. We have introduced him to a saddle and now the addition of

We are thrilled to have our New Cairn lovingly built by Max MacGregor and Tom Smith of Stone Face Construction. The Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust

Please email admin@dpht.co.uk with your contact information and preferred walk details or call 01626 833234 between 10am and 4pm – Mon – Friday / Saturday 

One of our dearest and most treasured friends Rod Newbolt-Young, who was the original Company Secretary and helped establish the DPHT in 2004, sadly died

Rum our four year old is ‘in training’ with the wonderful Maria Carlton. He is making a star pupil and she is very pleased with

Stone Face Construction (Max and Tom) a local Company who kindly offered to rebuild our cairn after the break in have nearly completed the build.

The Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust (DPHT) is appealing for help to rebuild its donation cairn after it was broken into during the festive period. The

We have some very welcome guests here at Parke who belong to our Founder Elizabeth Newbolt Young. Meet Shilstone Rocks Torridge (Dam) and Shilstone Rocks

What a wonderful day yesterday (Sunday) out at Bellever.  There was a bit of a nip in the air, the sun was shining and the

We are so very grateful to all the COOP Members who chose us as their charity of the year.  Being a COOP member really does

Toffee (Now Sunnys Girl)  is a very cheeky girl. Here she is at 2 days old – how her colour has changed! Here she is

Our wonderful ponies at Parke are looking very healthy after the Summer. Their fluffy Winter coats are starting to emerge too. Rolo, Rum, Braveheart and

The DPHT Team alongside the Mare & Foal Sanctuary, Redwings, Dartmoor Livestock Protection and  Equus Vets have been working very hard to rid our herd

Hello Everyone I am Malcolm Snelgrove and it is a true honour for me to have been appointed Chairman of the Board of Trustees at

We held our very first Gorse Member Photography workshop on Saturday 11th September with International Photographer Malcolm Snelgrove It was wonderful to meet and spend

Rum our youngster who is now rising 4 is continuing his training.  He is so intelligent and loves to learn. He joins in with the

Our site at Bellever has a Higher-Level Stewardship and Educational Access Agreement with Natural England and a tenancy agreement with Forestry England. This is where

We give a warm welcome to visitors once more. The Dartmoor ponies are busy doing their usual excellent job of conserving the moor’s natural landscapes

We are pleased to let you all know that our ponies appear to be recovering well from the strangles outbreak that began around two weeks