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SUMMARY:Pennine Way volunteer information sessions - online
DESCRIPTION:We are looking for volunteers to join our team of Pennine Way People – a team of volunteers who help us monitor and maintain a 73-mile stretch from Tan Hill on the Teesdale/ North Yorkshire border to Greenhead in Northumberland. We are holding two online information sessions\, which will be for about an hour\, on Monday 9 March\, to share more details of how to get involved. \nThe route attracts thousands of walkers every year and when combined with temperamental weather conditions the trail can become a victim of its own success\, with the ground underfoot becoming boggy and eroded\, and stiles and gates becoming difficult to use. \nHow can you can get involved?\nWe are looking for:- \nChampion volunteers – people who will ‘adopt’ a stretch of the Pennine Way. This involves walking a designated stretch of the route 3 to 5 times per year and reporting any problems. \nBuddy volunteers – those who may be available to double up with a champion on certain stretches and help with transport logistics from the start to the finish of the route.. \nMaintenance volunteers – those that can help with a regular programme of practical works including stile repairs\, drystone walling\, path resurfacing and drainage works. \nJoin a session without commitment\, find out about what is entailed with each of the roles\,  and to let you know how you can register your interest and what the next steps will be. No prior experience is required but an appropriate level of fitness suited to the volunteer role would be beneficial. \nPlease register to attend one of the two events here via our TicketSource platform. \n\n\n\n                \n                \n\n\nIf you have any other questions or are unable to attend one of the designated information sessions\, please feel free to contact Adam Crolla at adamc@northpennines.org.uk or Emma Harle at Eharle@northpennine.org.uk
URL:https://northpennines.org.uk/event/pennine-way-volunteer-information-sessions-online-2/
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SUMMARY:Pennine Way volunteer information sessions - online
DESCRIPTION:We are looking for volunteers to join our team of Pennine Way People – a team of volunteers who help us monitor and maintain a 73-mile stretch from Tan Hill on the Teesdale/ North Yorkshire border to Greenhead in Northumberland. We are holding two online information sessions\, which will be for about an hour\, on Tuesday 3 March and Monday 9 March\, to share more details of how to get involved. \nThe route attracts thousands of walkers every year and when combined with temperamental weather conditions the trail can become a victim of its own success\, with the ground underfoot becoming boggy and eroded\, and stiles and gates becoming difficult to use. \nHow can you can get involved?\nWe are looking for:- \nChampion volunteers – people who will ‘adopt’ a stretch of the Pennine Way. This involves walking a designated stretch of the route 3 to 5 times per year and reporting any problems. \nBuddy volunteers – those who may be available to double up with a champion on certain stretches and help with transport logistics from the start to the finish of the route.. \nMaintenance volunteers – those that can help with a regular programme of practical works including stile repairs\, drystone walling\, path resurfacing and drainage works. \nJoin a session without commitment\, find out about what is entailed with each of the roles\,  and to let you know how you can register your interest and what the next steps will be. No prior experience is required but an appropriate level of fitness suited to the volunteer role would be beneficial. \nPlease register to attend one of the two events here via our TicketSource platform. \n\n\n\n                \n                \n\n\nIf you have any other questions or are unable to attend one of the designated information sessions\, please feel free to contact Adam Crolla at adamc@northpennines.org.uk or Emma Harle at Eharle@northpennine.org.uk
URL:https://northpennines.org.uk/event/pennine-way-volunteer-information-sessions-online/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online talk,Volunteering
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SUMMARY:North Pennines Tourism Forum 2022
DESCRIPTION:The North Pennines – a regenerative destination?\n\nThursday 13 October 2022: 10am to 3pm (arrival\, registration\, tea/coffee from 9.40am)\nMelmerby Village Hall (Cumbria)\, £10 attendance cost (includes lunch and refreshments).\n\nWhat does sustainable tourism mean to you? What about responsible tourism? Nature tourism? Activity tourism? There’s now a new ‘kid on the block’ with Regenerative Tourism as the new buzz word in tourism circles. \nAt our 2022 Tourism Forum we’re asking if a regenerative approach is the way forward for the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and UNESCO Global Geopark? And if so – what does that mean for destination management? For business operation and future development? \nThis will be the first face-to-face North Pennines Tourism Forum since we went ‘digital’ in 2019 in Blanchland. It promises to be a thought-provoking event\, packed with networking opportunities and chances to influence future thinking. \nKeynote speaker \nOur keynote speaker is Vicky Smith – Founder of Earth Changers. Vicky has worked in tourism since the mid-90s\, and sustainable tourism since the mid-00s\, in destinations\, marketing and ecommerce. She’s headed up operations abroad and online for major tour operators like Tui and Virgin Holidays\, online travel agents and media\, in package and specialist holidays\, ski\, tours\, charity challenges and voluntourism\, NGOs and sustainable tourism accreditation organisations. \nShe’s a qualified ranger in Africa\, charity challenge tour leader\, and acclaimed academic for her published MSc Responsible Tourism Management thesis on the online marketing and greenwashing of volunteer tourism. In 2019 she was invited to be an Ambassador for the UK Government Department for Environment\, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) Year of Green Action and won the Travelmole UK Responsible Travel & Tourism Best Website. She currently sits on the Trustee board for charity SEED Madagascar\, and helps the development team for the Global and European Ecotourism Networks. \nHer sustainable tourism start-up\, www.Earth-Changers.com\, features the life-changing places\, world-changing people and extraordinary experiences with purpose of some of the best positive impact\, sustainable\, regenerative tourism around the globe. \nDr Emma Pope will look at regenerating our relationship with nature through tourism. Emma has a PhD in Transformational Adventure Tourism and is passionate about the meaningful and memorable experiences that can happen through tourism and recreation. She uses the perspective of nature connection to explore how time spent outdoors can contribute to personal wellbeing and create an ongoing sense of care for the places and nature that provides this. The industry response will be provided by Sue Clarke from Cumbria Tourism. \nThere will also be an opportunity to find out more about recent and future tourism work from the North Pennines AONB Partnership – including the Fellfoot Forward Landscape Partnership Scheme. \nGet involved \nThe day will include an opportunity to directly contribute to our collective thinking on how the North Pennines could adopt a more regenerative approach to tourism. We will do this in a number of small breakout groups. \nThe 2022 North Pennines Tourism Forum is supported by the AONB Partnership’s Fellfoot Forward Landscape Partnership Scheme. Funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
URL:https://northpennines.org.uk/event/north-pennines-tourism-forum-2022/
LOCATION:Melmerby Village Hall\, Church Road\, Melmerby\, Cumbria\, CA10 1HE\, United Kingdom
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