Joint Mitnor Cave Mammal Assemblage.
an archive and a resources space and community room as well as increasing accommodation for visiting groups. Local people are encouraged to take part in the projects at the centre.
Details for the countrywide OPAL surveys on air quality monitored using lichens and trees, earthworm numbers and species (there are 26) and pond creatures can be obtained from the trust. These surveys, which are both educational and fun, can be completed by anyone.
The trust, which is a member of the Dartmoor Partnership, co-operates with local organisations and places of interest to encouraging more visitors to the area. The DNP education officer works closely with the trust to organise school visits which are innovative and exciting. As in previous years, the guided walks are
every Wednesday and Thursday throughout August at 11am and 2pm. Group visits can be arranged from April to mid-September. Should you wish to become involved with the trust or make enquiries about planned events, telephone either 01752 775195 or 01752 700293. Website:
www.pengellytrust.org.
The Pengelly field study centre can be booked by calling 01752 775195. The museum can also be visited and booked on this number or by visiting the website at
www.pengellytrust.org.
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Victorian lime kilns which burnt the local limestone for agricultural and building purposes.
Pengelly caves
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