...take a look at our resources from the DPRTE event by scanning the QR code below. Scan the QR code to find out more about what DIO do. [Crown Copyright/MOD2021]...
![A Gurkha trainee, wearing full uniform including helmet and body armour, and carrying his weapon and a bergen, kneels in an area of young, growing trees. A mature wood is in the background. [Crown Copyright/MOD2018]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/09/IMG_1599cropped-copy-e1544028628324-1024x681.jpg)
A Gurkha recruit from ITC Catterick moving across woodland plantation. I bet you didn’t know that 'forester' was a real job in the Ministry of Defence, but if you think...
...illegal wildlife trade in Malawi, Sierra Leone, Gabon, and Zambia. It was inspiring to learn how personnel from 1st Battalion, Irish Guards and the Military Intelligence Corps have shared their...
...on a daily basis. One of the great advantages of the session was how it reinforced the connection between what we do and how that impacts on our Service personnel...
![Gypsy Cove on the Falkland Islands. [Crown Copyright/MOD2017]](https://insidedio.blog.gov.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2018/01/Gypsy-Cove-1024x768.jpeg)
...of the year wearing a suit for a 16 hour plane journey (someone had told me there was a dress code – there isn’t and everyone else was sensibly dressed...
...even better but he had also built a small pile of stones, or cairn, to highlight the position of the item. A good set of photos then provided very useful...
...concrete is then crushed for fill material to be used in later works packages on the project, a sustainable bonus we’re all quite proud of. The steel is separated from...
...I feel happy and respected in my role here in DIO. I also have the added bonus that stone-curlews, bats and newts do not differentiate on gender grounds at all!...
...is an ambitious conservation project aiming to restore 7,000 hectares of sand dunes in England and Wales. A joint effort between DIO, Cornwall Wildlife Trust and the British Army the...