Five of the UK's oldest breed of pony have been reintroduced to the Surrey countryside. The young Exmoor ponies have been ...

Reintroducing native grazing breeds to landscapes can have multiple benefits, including reducing the risk of wildfires, ...

A herd of hardy Exmoor ponies has been released on moorland to help drive the restoration of natural habitats and boost bird ...

A society established to protect the future of Exmoor ponies has set up a gene bank to help the ancient breed survive. Mentioned in the Doomsday Book they are now considered an endangered breed.

Exmoor’s wild ponies should be served up as gourmet dishes in restaurants to help preserve the pure-bred population, conservation groups have claimed. A growing number of unwanted ponies are ...

The Exmoor pony is Britain’s oldest breed of native pony. Today, the Exmoor is recognised as an endangered breed by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust. They have adapted to survive on low quality ...

Experts say too many Exmoor pony foals are being bred Farmers could be asked to give contraception to Exmoor ponies in a bid to control their numbers. Experts say too many foals are being bred ...

A herd of Exmoor ponies are making one of Yorkshire’s most important wildlife sites their home for the winter, as part of a new nature recovery initiative. A herd of four Exmoor ponies have now ...

Longhorn cattle, iron-age pigs and Exmoor ponies have joined the bison herd at the Wilder Blean Project in Kent ahead of World Rewilding Day on March 20. Called conservation grazers, the animals ...

The much-loved Exmoor ponies have returned to Cleadon Hills for the winter – and people out enjoying the nature reserve are being asked to take good care of our equine friends, Did you know with ...

In British agriculture, being a recognized breed, especially a rare breed like the Exmoor pony, is the ticket to higher subsidies, additional funding, better sale prices and increased marketing power.