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Environmental
Policy
As
one of the first establishments to obtain full Charter status
with the Dartmoor Charter for Sustainable Tourism, we are
dedicated to the care of the environment and recognise our
commitment to Dartmoor's special qualities.We have been credited
with a Gold Award with the Green Tourism Business Scheme,
indicating excellent environmental practices. We are committed
to providing a good quality service whilst minimising the
environmental impact of our activities as follows:
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www.green-business.co.uk
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Support Dartmoor businesses
- Buy local products
- Reduce waste and recycle
- Think about energy consumption
- Learn more about wildlife, archaeology & cultural heritage
- Encourage guests to follow special guidelines on Dartmoor
- Encourage use of public transport, walking, cycling etc.
- Support conservation
- Encourage return off-peak visits |
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'Wealth of Wildlife' folder has been produced as a pilot project
funded by Dartmoor National Park Authority, which includes a
wildlife report specifically for Lower Trecott Farm. A map of
the property and grounds is included which highlights points
of interest and another map of the wider area shows designated
wildlife areas that you could explore.
There
is a species list and a space for you to record your own wildlife
sightings and worksheets for children to use.
The
garden, orchard, hedgerows, meadow and wetland offer an excellent
variety of habitats and species including:
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Nearly 50 bird species
- 9 species of butterfly
- 11 species of moth
- 50+ wild flower species
- Frogs, toads, newts, grass snakes, slow worms
- Dormice & voles
- Bats, owls, squirrels
- Badgers, foxes, deer |
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'A
lovely peaceful atmosphere …. Absolutely tranquil.'
J. Lee.
Derbyshire
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