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What would Dartmoor be without its ponies. They are a National Treasure, we should honour them. Our family spent many a happy weekend or spare evening on Dartmoor visiting these ponies, they need to be protected for future generations. The are a visitor attraction too. Kill off the ponies, stopping over night camping, do you really think people are going to driving miles to get to Dartmoor in their droves. Those ponies and a chance to wake up in a wilderness setting is what attracts people. They can hike over half of England but they don’t get that.
It’s sad to know that me as a teenager and hundreds of other teenagers and adults on TikTok have to take actions to save the world and for a better future, even though there are billionaires and millionaires just living their normal everyday life and here we are signing petition so we can have a tomorrow
As a veteran, I will not accept his narcissistic, misogynistic, terroristic, and utterly disgraceful behaviour on the land I signed the dotted line to defend. I served to protect this country, its people, and its values — not to see them disrespected, exploited, or dragged through the gutter by someone driven purely by ego and self-interest.
My service stood for integrity, duty, and respect. His conduct stands for none of those things.
When I saw this video I burst in to tears 20years confirmed in that tiny tank it’s absolutely disgusting and I cannot begin to think the sheer boredom and sadness this animal feels something must be done immediately
Having helped with the Dartmoor hill ponies in the past and currently owning two, I couldn't imagine Dartmoor with no ponies which is what will happen with the proposed numbers being so small. Each herd is unique on dartmoor, to reduce the overall numbers so low will effect the herds disastrously and the diversity of the moor itself. Natural England are not known for their horse expertise and should not be proposing such extreme measures. Plenty of the local charities and people of Dartmoor would agree that this is the wrong move.