Dartmoor Guide Emma Cunis on Nature Connection, Storytelling & Wellbeing. In this transcript of a podcast with Gorse & the Wild, Emma shares her journey from corporate life to leading nature-connection walks on one of England’s most sacred landscapes.

‘Daffodils Days’ and ‘Daffodil Picnic’ are the delightful titles written in my grandmother's writing next to these early 1950s family photos taken near Steps Bridge - a beautiful walk down the River Teign from Dunsford.

Emma Cunis, the founder of Dartmoor’s Daughter, on her venture and her own journey back to health and well-being.

Emma Cunis, the founder of Dartmoor’s Daughter, on her upbringing and what led her to set up her award winning business.

October has been wild and stormy up here on the moor, along with unseasonably warm sunshine occasionally.

I awoke this morning to a stunning cloud inversion undulating through the valleys followed by warm sunshine spreading its golden arms throughout the day to create long shadows across the dying moorland grasses.

Why I Walk: A Poem by Emma Cunis written in the depths of winter.