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12 Haziran 2024beri
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Biodiversity and the challenge to improve it is high on most agendas, including for rights of way and how management of ROW can help. Here we talk to Bryony Aitchison and Catherine Stott from ExCASES Community Researchers Group and consider barriers to accessibility and how increasing inclusion wil…

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Marking National Dog Day, we revisit a topic which is a challenge to managers of most public open space - dogs. In this episode, we again welcome Stephen Jenkinson, a countryside access consultant with long association with conversations on behaviour of dog walkers. In this episode we explore recen…
Legislation is part of every job in rights of way, the basis of everything we do. In this episode we talk about how legislation comes about, the challenge of influencing its correct drafting and ending up with law that works in practice. Here we talk to John Trevelyan, known to members as co-author…
Introducing Emma Peters who joins our presenter team to bring you more episodes on all topics Definitive Map and legal, referred to fondly by one of our Directors as The Dark Side (as opposed to The Outside). Emma sets the scene for future episodes on the Definitive Map (Def Map or DMS) as the foun…
There are many invasive species which rights of way and access workers are likely to find in their work. Minds usually go to flora species like Himalayan Balsam, rhododendron, cherry laurel but in this episode marking National Invasive Species week 11 May – 17 May, we talk about three fauna species…
Vegetation management on rights of way at appropriate times to accommodate wildlife is a challenge, increasingly so as global heating extends nesting periods and affects migration patterns. Field workers are used to considering birds when planning work, but what about other species? This episode&ap…
Most IPROW members being local authority officers, they naturally consider public rights of way and access from that viewpoint but it is important to also be aware of the view of users and landholders. In this episode, we talk to the manager of a small mixed estate, with both arable and livestock f…
chapter at 39:42 The Definitive Map and Statement is the statutory record of public rights of way -- footpaths, bridleway, restricted byways and byways open to all traffic -- which is conclusive evidence of the rights marked on it, without prejudice to those not yet shown. That apparent contradicti…
James Nevitt & Spencer George of the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (D.I.O.) of Ministry of Defence (M.O.D.) talk about their Respect the Range campaign, aiming to raise public awareness of how the MOD training estate is used and what the public need to know and consider in planning their …
Last episode we were talking about planning and development, and as a sequel, here we talk about provision of SANGs -- Suitable Alternative Natural Green Space -- with Stephen Jenkinson, and including dog-walking by design. Stephen started in public access as a rights of way officer and moved to co…
Feragatname: Bu sayfaya yerleştirilmiş podcast ve sanat eserleri, sahibinin mülkiyetinde olan ve Listen Notes, Inc.'e bağlı olmayan veya tarafından onaylanmayan IPROW'e aittir.