Making DIO a great place to work with mentoring
...It’s also a great way to evaluate your strengths and weaknesses and improve on your skills. A mentor is someone that will guide you to help you achieve your career...
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An Exciting Walk: Finding an Unexploded Shell on Dartmoor
...information for the experts, with the card used to give scale a clever addition. Andrew used a bank card to give a sense of scale when taking photographs to report...
Military training at Penhale Training Area helps restore vital sand dune habitats
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Private Ethan Treloar, Posted on:
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Biodiversity, British Army, Conservation, Defence Training Estate (DTE), Environment and Ecology, Explosive Ordnance Clearance, Military Training, Penhale Training Area
...of the positive role military training can play in conservation efforts on the Defence estate. To ensure work could begin safely, DIO worked with Army colleagues to provide unexploded ordnance...
International Men’s Day: Ronnie’s journey with cancer and PTSD
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DIO Communications Team, Posted on:
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Mental health, MOD Guard Service, Wellbeing
...as someone, seeing the whites of their eyes, with plenty of tissues on standby. Putting a label on what was going on with my mental health was the start of...
One step at a time – walking your way to a healthy mind and body
...converted into steps. Everything is recorded using a fitness monitor, the sort that you can wear on your wrist, and then uploaded to the event’s website. Doing anything in isolation...
Conserving habitats on the military training estate
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Amanda Williams, Posted on:
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Categories:
Biodiversity, Environment and Ecology, Landmarc, Salisbury Plain Training Area
...concerted efforts of organisations and individuals, showing that investment in conservation initiatives works. Public support for conservation continues to grow, with non government organisation expenditure up by 26% since 2010/11....
How people risk their lives on the military training estate
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DIO Communications Team, Posted on:
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Categories:
Communications, Military Training, Public Access, Public safety, Salisbury Plain Training Area
...some does get missed and it can be dangerous. Don’t touch anything and keep a close eye on children and pets. Don't touch any military debris you may see. It...
Making a B-Line for Biodiversity
...deforestation; overexploitation; invasive species and pollution. I remember as a child that my parents had to clean bugs off their car windscreens on long journeys, but that doesn’t really happen...
Chemical Demolition at RAF Marham for F35s
...and with the press of a button, a chemical reaction is caused which releases a expanding gas, cracking the concrete. Not only does this significantly speed up the demolition process...
Staying safe on the MOD training estate
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Chris Rose, Posted on:
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Categories:
Health and safety, Military Training, Public Access, Public safety, Training Estate Public Safety
![A runner is surprised by a Foxhound armoured vehicle when running on the training estate. [Crown Copyright, MOD]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/04/DiO-Foxhound_Run_Bike_rushes-screenshot-1024x575.jpg)
...don’t pick anything up. Although we do our best to clear up ordnance, some does get missed and it can be dangerous. Don’t touch anything and keep a close eye...