Creation of approx. 1.4Ha wildflower meadow, as well as laying and casting up 150m of previously flail trimmed hedges and the creation of a ‘gold-plated' hedgerow on western boundary.

12 No Fence Collars to target areas of dense Molinia to break up the thatch and allow smaller dwarf shrubs to thrive, and to exclude cattle from vulnerable areas for protection from grazing. This project includes a baseline ecological survey of the cattle's lear in the East Dartmoor SSSI, and of Thorn Farm itself.

Creating stockproof enclosed area around existing wildlife pond with new hedge and planting 50 trees to create a wet woodland area. Additionally, planting infield trees in 4 land parcels to increase biodiversity and planting additional trees in an area that is being converted to wood pasture.

To restore four wooden gateways with granite gateposts and install hard bases for 10 water troughs to stop cattle poaching the ground around their existing troughs and damaging the soil. This will also allow a low-input paddock cattle grazing system to be adopted across part of the farm.

A project to monitor biodiversity on a selection of Farm Wilder’s Dartmoor farms, using volunteer experts to help farmers engage with and record wildlife themselves.

The Art and Energy collective plan to deliver an education and engagement project in The Green Futures fields of Glastonbury Festival, helping a wider range of people to understand the value of Dartmoor’s peatlands and opportunities for nature-based solutions to benefit society. FiPL supported the delivery of this, enabling them to promote the value of protected landscapes, and how we can respond and mitigate the impacts of climate change.