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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2017 · 24 MIN

Learning from the Wild in Dartington

from Open Country · host BBC Radio 4

Helen Mark travels to south-east Devon, to the Dartington Estate. This 14th century estate was reinvented by an off-shoot of the Bloomsbury set in the mid-1920s as a centre for personal growth, innovative education and rural regeneration, inspired by the environment. It still has the arts, ecology, sustainability and social justice at its heart and aims to be 'a laboratory for living and learning with the purpose of pioneering deep personal and societal change'.Helen Mark finds out about the extraordinary history, present and future of a movement and community inspired by the landscape of Dartington.

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