Accessibility

We have designed and developed our website to provide users with a more enjoyable, interactive experience of the National Park and to find out more about the National Park Authority. The site is designed to be inclusive and aims to provide access to all users regardless of technological or physical disability

Read our Accessibility Statement

Portable Document Format (PDF)

There are some documents in portable document format (PDF) for downloading on this web site. The Adobe Acrobat Reader can be freely downloaded from: https://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/

Viewers with visual difficulties may find it useful to investigate services provided to improve the accessibility of Acrobat documents: http://access.adobe.com (external site, opens new window)

If you have difficulty viewing any of the PDF documents on our website, in the first instance you should ensure that you have the latest version of the Adobe Acrobat Reader on your machine.  If you still have problems after updating your reader, please contact communications@dartmoor.gov.uk for assistance.

Word Files

There are some documents in Microsoft Word format for downloading on this web site. A word viewer can be freely downloaded from: Microsoft Download Centre (external site, opens new window)

CSV Files

What is a CSV file?

CSV (Comma-Separated-Value) is a common file type used to import data from one software application to another, with commas separating the values in each field.
How do I view a CSV file?

This file format allows for data to be easily retrieved into a variety of applications, they are best viewed within one that will allow the easy manipulation of data that is in displayed in columns. Common examples of such applications are those that are used to create spreadsheets, such as Microsoft Excel or Open Office Calc.

To open the CSV file in Excel

Open Microsoft Excel and click on the 'Open' icon or go to 'File->Open...'.
In the window that pops open, click on the drop-down menu labelled 'Files of type:' and select 'Text Files'.
Navigate to your csv file, select your file and click 'Open'.

If you don't have access a suitable application, you can also view the data in either an ASCII text-editor or a word-processor. However, since neither of these two application types has the facility to easily format the width of the data columns, quite a bit of manual reformatting may be required to view properly.

You may be able to view the file in your browser, or you may want to download the file by 'right-clicking' on the link and save the file to your computer

Mapping

Dartmoor National Park Authority strives to meet the needs of computer users with visual impairment or other conditions that limit accessibility. Due to the graphics-intensive nature of the site, this geographic information cannot be presented in an accessible format.

Tell us what you think

Is there something about the website you liked, or something you think we could improve on? We are continually developing our website to meet the needs of our users. Send us your comments by:

Emailing us at communications@dartmoor.gov.uk

Calling us on 01626 832093