The Exmoor Pony Project
Embracing the Moorland Exmoor Foal Project
and Exmoor Pony Club, the Exmoor Pony Project
is based in Exmoor National Park
The Exmoor Pony Project
The Exmoor Pony Project
was founded by Nick and Dawn Westcott in 2013 to promote better understanding of Exmoor ponies and help to give moorbred Exmoor foals a good start in life.
The project supports, encourages and promotes endangered breed Exmoor ponies - working with Exmoor farmers, herd owners and pony owners who share like-minded objectives in wanting to safeguard the future of pedigree and purebred Exmoor ponies.
Work includes encouraging better understanding and good treatment and handling of ponies, along with campaigning for welfare improvements and opportunities for the ponies.
Work includes encouraging better understanding and good treatment and handling of ponies, along with campaigning for welfare improvements and opportunities for the ponies.
Since 2013, the moorbred Exmoor foals we have taken into the project are maturing and we help both foals and older ponies. There are over 30 ponies in our care and we help many others.
To find out more about our work and how to support this work, please visit http://www.wildponywhispering.co.uk
Best-selling Books by Dawn Westcott
Wild Pony Whispering, Wild Stallion Whispering
and Wild Herd Whispering. And Rowan The Exmoor Pony (published autumn 2022)
For more information about Dawn Westcott's books please visit www.wildponywhispering.co.uk
