Painting Exmoor
New exhibition showcasing the captivating artwork of Richard Blackmore
Pine Martens and White-tailed Eagles
Read our full report exploring their reintroduction in Exmoor National Park.
Painting Exmoor
New exhibition showcasing the captivating artwork of Richard Blackmore
Pine Martens and White-tailed Eagles
Read our full report exploring their reintroduction in Exmoor National Park.
The Exmoor Society
Protecting and conserving one of the most beautiful and precious landscapes in England
We are the only membership organisation dedicated to Exmoor National Park.
Our Work
About Exmoor
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Our Impact
The Exmoor Society has had some extraordinary successes since it was founded in 1958
It has worked to conserve the National Park and produced some of the seminal research and publications that form the evidence base for the continuing protection of Exmoor. We also work to develop livelihoods in the Park, helping to keep it vibrant and alive. To this end in 2012, we established the prestigious Pinnacle Award for young entrepreneurs with a new business idea and rewarding innovative ways of working in the National Park.
Our aim is to care for the scenic beauty, rich wildlife and historic heritage of Exmoor. Ensure Exmoor’s landscapes are passed on to future generations in as good or better condition than they are now;
Encourage people to appreciate our National Park – everyone has a right to enjoy Exmoor’s magnificent landscapes
- The Exmoor Society Trustees
Explore. Protect. Understand.
The Exmoor Society's walks, talks and events will bring you closer to Exmoor and what makes it so special.
Join us year-round for inspiring events – from expert talks and open days to family scavenger hunts and our Spring Conference. Discover Exmoor's landscape, history and nature in exciting new ways.
Explore Exmoor with our fantastic walks programme. Led by expert guides, they will help you discover more about Exmoor's landscape, history and nature throughout the year.
Ways to support our work
There are many ways you can get involved with and support The Exmoor Society
From membership to donations and legacy
In the news
Next month, Routledge Books will be re-publishing two classic books by Ann and Malcolm MacEwen. National Parks: Conservation or Cosmetics? (first published 1982) and Greenprints for the Countryside? The Story of Britain's National Parks (1987).
Gile Roberts, an Exmoor Society member whose family have lived outside Dulverton for many years, joined our Meadows Day celebrations this year and was inspired to write this essay for us.
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2025 AGM. It was great to meet up with members and to celebrate the winners of our annual awards and competitions.